InteleTravel Hosts Royal Caribbean Training Day in Athlone

InteleTravel hosted an immersive Royal Caribbean training day at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Athlone, yesterday.

This saw 60 InteleTravel advisors take part in an engaging day of expert training and interactive learning designed to help them strengthen their cruise expertise and grow their sales.

The agenda included practical sessions with Royal Caribbean’s flight booking platform Airwaves and digital sales brochure, My Royal Genie. In addition, the day included role play sessions led by Kristi Reeser, Training Manager EMEA, Royal Caribbean, and Jennifer Callister, Head of Ireland, Royal Caribbean, which were tailored to both new to cruise attendees and experienced cruise advisors who are looking to take their business to the next level.

Speaking at the InteleTravel Royal Caribbean training day, Tricia Handley-Hughes, InteleTravel Managing Director for UK, Ireland and Middle East said: “The cruise industry is experiencing such impressive and rapid growth at the moment, and this has been reflected by the high performing cruise sales generated by InteleTravel advisors, supported by the continuous evolution of products and experiences by industry leading brands.

 “Education for our advisors and creating new sales pipelines is at the core of our business, and who better to partner with to deliver a full day of impactful sessions than Royal Caribbean, who are truly at the top of their game. We are so grateful for their continued collaboration and this training day has provided our advisors an opportunity to develop a greater understanding of the product, learning what they can do to increase their presence with Royal Caribbean. Ireland is a vital region for us with such enthusiasm for selling travel and a market we are so eager to continue growing in.”

InteleTravel continues to rapidly grow its presence in Ireland and the latest event in November follows several successful in person and virtual training days in the market, including the Royal Caribbean training day in Wicklow last year.