easyCruise offers 10% commission to travel agents
posted: Jan 20, 2006

easyCruise is now offering a 10% reduction off the going rates published on its own website to all accredited travel agents. All bookings are made through www.easyCruise.com. The only requirement for travel agents is to register on the easyCruise website and they can then start selling packages to their customers within minutes. There are no deposits or balances to pay and no paperwork. All bookings and any account administration are managed on the easyCruise website.

easyCruise presents travel agents with the ideal opportunity of selling a package to those hesitant first time cruisers or to customers wanting a multi-destination trip. As the unique feature of the easyCruise ship is that it stays in a new and exciting port every night, passengers are free to come and go as they please, partying the night away on shore or dining and enjoying the facilities on board the ship. In addition, passengers choose where and when to join the cruise subject to a two night minimum, fourteen night maximum stay. As a result of this independence, easyCruise is attracting passengers whose average age is in their 30's, twenty years below the published industry average.

easyCruise is currently sailing in the Caribbean until 29 April and will offer cruises along the French and Italian rivieras from 13 May to 30 October 2006. As a result, travel agents can offer packages which include not only cruises, but flights and even some hotel accommodation as well, earning themselves a good commission for the service that they provide.

"easyCruise nightly prices are now priced as low as £30 for a cabin and as high as over £250 for a suite with a balcony," said Stelios the serial entrepreneur and founder of easyCruise. "So as well as earning a fee for the whole package, travel agents who sell peak times can now earn good money from easyCruise as well," he continued.