According to this agent, the home-based model has been a blessing in disguise, eliminating many costs typically found in a traditional travel agency, while still providing access to loads of support.

COVID-19 has been devastating for even the most experienced agents. But with the right support, resources and business model, you can take the edge off the pain and be ready for travel to return.

The TravelManagers chairman has also predicted more bricks-and-mortar agents will make the switch to a home-based model, given the risk of further lockdowns.

To be honest, the only thing stopping us from working from home every day is the office dog. He needs our pats as much as we need his cuddles.

It’s been a big January for some in the industry, for Travel Weekly staff it’s just been a big month around the waist.

Signifying a turning point for America’s travel industry, for the first time more than half of U.S. travel agents work from home.

We chat to Kim Mason, Personal Travel Manager at TravelManagers Australia about a decade in the industry, leadership and bringing personality to the role.

1,400 Travel Counsellors (and Gary Barlow) descended upon Manchester this month – check out the pics.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia has announced two new categories for its 2014 Cruise Industry Awards, in order to […]

The world’s largest home-based agency group, Travel Counsellors, will launch a number of key developments in marketing, technology and business […]

New home-based agency concept Your Travel Centre will actively seek to attract newcomers to the travel industry, with the offer […]

When he started Travel Counsellors 20 years ago, world domination was the last thing on David Speakman’s mind. Following an […]