Carnival Cruise Line has announced an enhanced "Learn & Earn" training platform as part of its popular "Loyalty Rocks!" program for travel advisors. Travel advisors will now be able to partake in new curriculum options, with access to more than 50 video-based courses that sharpen expertise on a variety of topics on both Carnival offerings, such as ship overviews, as well as industry trends and helpful tools, like social media training.
“The travel industry, especially cruising, has experienced unprecedented growth in the past two years, and these updates to our training program will help travel advisors capitalize on the opportunity that growth presents,” said Meegan Broussard, senior director of trade marketing and sales communications for Carnival Cruise Line. “We’ve enjoyed a great amount of success together with our travel advisor partners and our Learn & Earn courses are a great way of continuing to build toward more success for the future.”
Advisors’ participation in the training program will also offer a variety of benefits, such as double "Loyalty Rocks!" reward points for each course completed and a 50-point bonus at graduation. "Loyalty Rocks!" reward points can be redeemed for a variety of items including gift cards, "Travel Agents Rock" t-shirts and other merchandise.
The "Loyalty Rocks! Learn & Earn" training program, which was introduced in 2019 to recognize advisors for investing in their professional development, has grown popular, according to Carnival. Each year, more than 500,000 classes are completed and more than 10,000 travel advisors graduate from the program. The new Learn & Earn coursework was created with extensive input from travel advisors who have graduated from the program.
To learn more, travel advisors can visit www.goccl.com.
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