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A lot of event advice assumes you enjoy walking up to strangers. Plenty of good agents don't — and skip roadshows entirely because the idea of working a room sounds exhausting, not exciting.
From iconic cities and scenic road trips to national parks, beaches, entertainment, shopping and luxury stays, the USA brings together an extraordinary range of travel experiences in one destination.
Most agents treat group hotel bookings the same way they treat FIT bookings, just with more rooms.
Sukhothai's Loy Krathong is Thailand's most atmospheric festival — ancient ruins, candlelit water, 700 years of tradition. Here's why Indian travel agents should be selling it this November.
Indian travellers are becoming more informed, selective and experience-led. For the travel trade, the opportunity is moving beyond standard packages to create personalised journeys that reflect how people actually want to travel.
Most agents leave a roadshow with a bag of brochures, a stack of cards, and maybe a handful of follow-up emails. Then the afternoon is treated as closed — the value extracted, the event filed away.
Your clients already know Rishikesh. The yoga retreats, the rafting packages, the Ganga aarti at dusk.