APT & Travelmarvel has launched its biggest ever New Year Agent Incentive. The new Book Four & Go Explore* campaign rewards agents who make four or more bookings during the incentive period, 8 January to 4 March 2024, with a Travelmarvel sailing on the Mekong, Douro, Rhine or Danube rivers, or Croatia’s Adriatic Coast. This is the first time that long-haul travel has been included in one of APT’s trade incentives – a great opportunity for partners to experience Travelmarvel’s industry-leading Asia product firsthand.

In addition, agents will receive a £30 LOVE2SHOP voucher for every booking made during the Book Four & Go Explore incentive period, which can be used to shop at over 90 brands, including M&S, Argos, and TK Maxx.

Individual agents securing four or more bookings across the portfolio of five-star APT and flexible four-star Travelmarvel river, small ship and expedition cruises or tours, will secure themselves a cabin on a fantastic Travelmarvel sailing.

Agents will have the opportunity to enjoy either Travelmarvel’s newest ship, the MS Estrela on the Douro River; Travelmarvel’s recently launched vessel on the Mekong, the RV Apsara; one of the consistently five-star rated Contemporary River Ships on the Rhine or Danube rivers; or Travelmarvel’s ever-popular Croatian yachting aboard the Princess Eleganza.

To claim, agents should submit their details and booking references via the APT & Travelmarvel claim form, available from the APT Agent Club before the end of the incentive period.

Brad Bennetts, APT & Travelmarvel’s Head of Sales & Business Development, said: “We are delighted to be supporting our partners during this key booking period with our biggest ever agent incentive. Book Four & Go Explore rewards the trade for sales of our APT and Travelmarvel cruises and tours with the opportunity to get aboard and experience our outstanding Travelmarvel sailings firsthand, including long-haul for the first time. Furthermore, agents will receive £30 of LOVE2SHOP vouchers for every booking that they make during the incentive.”