- Ask what research the client has already done, and request screenshots of any quotes or prices. Then explain the benefits of a travel advisor. Emphasize personal care, expertise, and the value you can add to their trip. Perks or other benefits.
- Ask questions! Ask enough open-ended questions to get to know your client so you can match them with the perfect vacation.
- Charge with Confidence – If you do not believe in the value of your fee, neither will your clients! Here is an example of your pitch - “This non-refundable planning fee covers my time in researching, planning, and arranging services with my suppliers. When you retain my services as your trusted travel advisor, I get to work confirming all reservations, sending you detailed confirmation materials, requesting exclusive upgrades and perks, when available, and acting as your advocate before, during, and after your trip.”
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Modified on: Tue, 31 Aug, 2021 at 2:33 PM
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