In an effort to support and reward travel agents who want to capitalize on bookings to Canada this summer, Fairmont’s Famous Agents program is offering up to 75 bonus points to member agents throughout the world who complete the Canadian Tourism Commission’s award winning Canada Specialist Program. The program offers travel trade professionals a user-friendly way to sell Canada more effectively.
Fairmont’s Famous Agents reward and recognition program is providing an exclusive bonus to agents worldwide for becoming Canada Specialists. Agents who complete the Canada Specialist Program and actualize 10 client room nights per month at Canadian Fairmont Hotels & Resorts locations from now through September 30 will earn 25 bonus points per month.* That’s up to 75 bonus points in addition to base points, which are earned at 1 point per qualified room night. It only takes 50 points to earn a standard room at a Fairmont city-centre property or 75 for a standard room at a resort within the portfolio.
To earn the extra points, Famous Agents can access the Canada Specialist Program at http://csp.canada.travel/ and select their country of origin.
“Fairmont’s role as an authentic ambassador for Canada dates to the opening of The Fairmont Banff Springs in 1888, and affords us the opportunity to highlight the country’s diversity across 21 hotels – from New Brunswick to British Columbia,” said Brian Richardson, Fairmont’s Vice President of Brand Marketing & Communications. “We also want to be sure we’re fully supporting and rewarding our travel agent partners around the world, which is why it made sense to offer this unique opportunity to help them benefit from learning about Canada as a destination.”
“The success of a travel agency depends on having unique information that a visitor can’t find anywhere else,” says Charles McKee, CTC Vice President, International. The Canada Specialist Program provides this intelligence in an easy-to-use format that gives travel agents a competitive edge for Canada and allows them to offer a high degree of customer satisfaction.”
