Learn about unique cruises to Patagonia and take home new profits
Australis, the cruise line that sails through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of the world, has announced the Australis Specialist Program, an e-certification course for travel professionals who want to learn about these extraordinary journeys.
Jorge Rodriguez, sales manager for North America for Australis said: “This is an opportunity to learn about a different kind of cruise for clients who want to do more than just sail and shop in ports of call. They are journeys of discovery in a pristine natural environment that is home to extraordinary flora and fauna.
“We invite travel professionals who recognize the opportunity to establish themselves as experts and who reach out to clients who wish to experience glaciers, penguins, elephant seals and whales...who thrill at riding in a Zodiac boat to get up close to the wonders of nature.
Informative, fun and self-paced, the Australis Program will provide participants with all the tools needed to effectively identify, market to, and close sales with the Australis demographic – educated, experienced, adventurous travelers who are motivated by unique experiences and access to nature. As a graduate of the program, Australis Specialists will have access to exclusive sales and product training opportunities, as well as other benefits from the company. Agents can learn more by visiting: www.AustralisAgent.com or via email at [email protected]
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about a product that has everything important to that huge demographic of adventure travelers – excitement, discovery, culture, wildlife, and unique landscapes. It’s fun and informative.
Australis is an expedition cruise company that specializes in navigation through Patagonia’s southernmost channels in Chile and Argentina. The cruises encompass three, four, and seven-night programs which explore the Strait of Magellan and the Beagle Channel, going all the way to Cape Horn. The ships sail between the southern cities of Punta Arenas and Ushuaia in its two ships, Via Australis and Stella Australis.