Royal Caribbean has taken a stand against faux travel agents. Royal Caribbean has made a contriversial decision to end sales partnerships with a handful of Travel companies they deemed deceptive. Though Royal Caribbean did not release the names of companies it axed, at least one--YTB was chosen. Its fair to say that YTB is not pleased with the announcement.
YTB Loses Its IATA Status
As if things weren't bad enough with YTB reps quitting and going over to that great company named Traverus, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the American Society Of Travel Agents (ASTA) have all announced that they will no longer be eligible for courtesy discounts when they travel using their now defunct IATA YTB cards, nor will they be able to book Travel with the major cruise lines.
Ytb Traverus Florida
Hello, my name is Paul Hines and my first foray into the Travel world was in YTB as an affiliate, I figured here was a company well established in the Travel industry and seemed pretty solid to me, I never thought about the fact that I couldn't join was because of the big price tag and It didn't hit home until later on.
As I tried to promote and market YTB the first thing I noticed was that people got sticker shock over the $500 price tag, I tried to explain to the people that $500 wasn't really all that much to invest in for your own business.
They all told me basically the same thing, that I was right but I may as well be asking for $5000 and with the economy the way it is, they just didn't have it. After hearing this from so many people, I ran into a company called Traverus.
Their start-up cost was a fraction of the cost of YTB and their comp. plan was the best I've ever seen in any industry, the choice was easy, I moved over to YTB and was easily able to become an (RTA) or, referring travel agent.
The training is great and the uplines are informative, I think I'll stay.
As I tried to promote and market YTB the first thing I noticed was that people got sticker shock over the $500 price tag, I tried to explain to the people that $500 wasn't really all that much to invest in for your own business.
They all told me basically the same thing, that I was right but I may as well be asking for $5000 and with the economy the way it is, they just didn't have it. After hearing this from so many people, I ran into a company called Traverus.
Their start-up cost was a fraction of the cost of YTB and their comp. plan was the best I've ever seen in any industry, the choice was easy, I moved over to YTB and was easily able to become an (RTA) or, referring travel agent.
The training is great and the uplines are informative, I think I'll stay.
Traverus Travel
Our start-up cost is only $99, no-brainer. Traverus is in all 50 states including Canada, plus in over 30 countries. Traverus offers monthly Travel trips. Traverus commissions start at 70%, soon to go up to 80%. Sounds like a win-win situation for everyone. For more information, go to http://www.pghinestravelagency.com
Paul Hines
checmate123@yahoo.com
239-465-5705
Skype: paulhines11
Paul Hines
checmate123@yahoo.com
239-465-5705
Skype: paulhines11
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