Sales scripts, growth strategies and operational playbooks to help your travel agency close more bookings and scale smart.
Walk into any roadshow and you'll see agents doing exactly what they should — lining up for supplier reps, pitching for allocation, building the relationships that get them better rates. That instinct is right. There's just one more relationship in that room worth just as much: the other agents sta
Most agents treat the moment a client says "yes, let's book it" as the finish line. It's actually the best sales moment you'll get with that client all year — and most agents let it pass without asking for anything more.
Think about the last time you recommended a doctor, a tailor, or a mechanic to someone. You didn't say "I know a doctor." You said a name — "go see Dr. Mehta, she's great with kids" — because the recommendation only works if there's a specific person attached to it.
Most advice for new agents is "get out there and network," which is true and also useless — it doesn't tell you where to go, what to say, or in what order. If you're three months into this business with a small list and no real referral engine yet, here's an actual plan, not a pep talk.
"Let me think about it." Every agent has heard it. Most agents hear it, say "sure, take your time," and move on to the next client.
Most agents treat a travel expo booth like a competition for foot traffic. More visitors, more brochures handed out, more business cards collected — win the numbers, win the day.
Same event. Same three hours. The gap between them isn't luck or budget — it's that one of them walked in with a plan and treated the floor as a sourcing sprint, not a networking outing.
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