May 3rd, 2016 – Avoya Travel released some bold new things at their annual conference this past week at the Club Med Sandpiper Resort in Port Lucia, Florida. This was the first time in the Avoya Conference history that Travel Trade press were invited to attend the annual event.
Travel Professional News was honored to have been invited and to learn first hand about their breaking news.
Avoya Travel is often referred to as a “Hybrid” host agency that not only base their core business on the “Shared Success” model, but also because they offer top notch support, incentives and technology to their Independent Agents. At this yearly event, Avoya Travel announced a partnership with the Priceline Partner Network. The partnership brings Avoya Travel into the Priceline Partner Network and empowers their agents to book air, car rentals and hotels through the Priceline Partner Network agent portal.
Executives at Avoya Travel indicated that this was just the beginning of the partnership and that their agents should expect new and additional benefits in the future. The announcement brought the audience of more then 450 to their feet cheering with enthusiasm. This indicates once again that Avoya has found another new and innovative way to motivate the continued success of their network of travel professionals.
Congratulations to Avoya Travel on their new partnership, continued growth and trendsetting programs.
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