Local Travel Agent Is Helping to Change the Travel Industry
Changes in < >travel industry provide opportunity for average person to become < >travel agent.
(PRWEB) September 16, 2005 -- Estelle Thomson-Hale enjoys < >traveling so much, she decided to become a Travel Agent to support her increasingly costly habit.
Although she has previously attended < >travel school and was certified as an IATAN agent, Ms. Thomson-Hale is not your traditional Travel Agent. She works in college admissions during the week, yet still has plenty of time to arrange < >travel for friends, family members and virtually anyone < >traveling anywhere. Ms. Thomson-Hale is a member of Global Travel International (GTI), based in Maitland, FL. As a Travel Agent with GTI, Estelle is able to guarantee the lowest rate for < >travel at the time of booking. And when potential < >travelers come knocking, Estelle can locate these < >travel rates as well as helpful destination tips simply by calling GTIs headquarters. By joining the ranks of over 35,000 GTI Travel Agents worldwide, Estelle is able to not only book the most competitive rates, she receives fifty percent of the commission from < >travel booked by her referrals.
This innovative concept of selling < >travel is radically changing the < >travel industry. In much the same fashion that Wal-Mart and Charles Schwab revolutionized their respective markets, GTI is able to sell < >travel through its army of Travel Agents at a lower cost. The reason? High sales volume. Through its army of Agents, GTI sells close to $120 million in < >travel per year, and thats why industry experts are touting Estelle Thomson-Hale and GTI as the twenty-first centurys new definition of a Travel Agent.
Author: Estelle Thomson-Hale
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