The Home-Based Travel Agent Success Course has been revised and updated and PDFs the new version are available for download by those who have purchased the course in the past. Remember, once you have purchased the course you have lifetime access to the electronic version of the course, including all future updates.
The modules with major changes are . . .
Module 6: Host Agency Directory, which has been extensively updated. Now included are host agencies in Australia, the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, and South Africa, as well as many in the U.S. and Canada.
Module 7: IATA Numbers and Beyond has all the latest details on the various ways to acquire your own unique, industry-approved identifier.
The other modules have been updated slightly, to correct out of date information and typos.
If you have the printed version, you can quickly determine whether the electronic version is newer by comparing the copyright pages in your printed text and in the PDF.
To download the latest version simply log on here by entering the user name and password you created when you purchased the course.
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Hi Kelly,
Can you help? I am an extremely frustrated South African Independant Travel Agent needing advice on how to run my Travel Agency Business. Your books look very useful, but mainly target the American and overseas market. When searching the net for a South African equivalent version of how to start a home based Travel Agency based on South African costs; I find not one. I do not even know where to turn to for advice. As a South African where can I get advice and where do I turn to
Actually, Mike, you may find the Home-Based Travel Agent Success course quite useful.
South Africa is one of the few countries outside the US and Canada where the home-based travel agent model is alive and well and flourishing. I even list a SA host agency in the “Host Agency Directory” module of the course.
Other countries that use use the home-based model include Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, and Australia,