The ‘Spring Ka-ching’ promotion applies to any booking made and fully paid with Travel Bound between 15 April and 15 June 2014 with travel completed by 31 August 2014.
To qualify, each booking must total $2,000 or more: three bookings will be rewarded with $50, five bookings with $100 and ten with $250.
Travel Bound’s spring and summer bookings are already looking healthy this year. Both Americans and Canadians are making Italy, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Spain their top five most popular destinations so far.
Looking back to 2013 and for Americans, the domestic destination remained the most popular option for agents booking with Travel Bound, followed by Italy and France.
Many rediscovered the pleasures of Greece and Ireland last year with the number of room nights booked in both destinations increasing by a third.
More Americans were attracted to Eastern Europe in 2013 with Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland all enjoying double digit increases.
To qualify, each booking must total $2,000 or more: three bookings will be rewarded with $50, five bookings with $100 and ten with $250.
Travel Bound’s spring and summer bookings are already looking healthy this year. Both Americans and Canadians are making Italy, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Spain their top five most popular destinations so far.
Looking back to 2013 and for Americans, the domestic destination remained the most popular option for agents booking with Travel Bound, followed by Italy and France.
Many rediscovered the pleasures of Greece and Ireland last year with the number of room nights booked in both destinations increasing by a third.
More Americans were attracted to Eastern Europe in 2013 with Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland all enjoying double digit increases.
Turkey and Hong Kong both enjoyed double digit increases
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For Canadian travel agents, the USA remains their clients’ most popular destination with their own country in third place behind Italy.
After a 26% increase in 2012, the number of room nights booked in the UK rose a further 14%, putting the destination in fifth place, just behind France.
It appears that Canadians are also eager to explore more far flung destinations.
Like their American neighbors, more Canadians are visiting Greece – the number of room nights booked increased by 40% in 2013 – while Turkey and Hong Kong both enjoyed double digit increases.
Selling exclusively to travel agents, Travel Bound (A brand of GTA and part of Kuoni Global Travel Services) is a leading supplier of fully independent travel (FIT) to destinations around the world.
Full terms and conditions of the Spring Ka-ching agent incentive at booktravelbound.net/SpringKaching/terms.php
After a 26% increase in 2012, the number of room nights booked in the UK rose a further 14%, putting the destination in fifth place, just behind France.
It appears that Canadians are also eager to explore more far flung destinations.
Like their American neighbors, more Canadians are visiting Greece – the number of room nights booked increased by 40% in 2013 – while Turkey and Hong Kong both enjoyed double digit increases.
Selling exclusively to travel agents, Travel Bound (A brand of GTA and part of Kuoni Global Travel Services) is a leading supplier of fully independent travel (FIT) to destinations around the world.
Full terms and conditions of the Spring Ka-ching agent incentive at booktravelbound.net/SpringKaching/terms.php
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