Travel agents who tune in for Travel Impressions’ #WeekendLearningSeries via Facebook throughout December will receive insider selling tips for all-inclusive Couples Resorts in Jamaica. The month-long #TheThingAboutCouples campaign will explore Couples Tower Isle, Couples Sans Souci, Couples Negril and Couples Swept Away.
Among other attributes, agents will learn about theme nights specific to each property, premium beverage brands, available property-specific recreation, free snorkeling trips, and the different types and special facilities at each of the family-owned and -operated resorts. An informative breakdown of the various room and suite categories will help agents enhance their commission while matching the right accommodation style for each client.
“Delving beyond the bullet point highlights, our detail-oriented approach showcases Couples Resorts in a much more comprehensive manner designed to help agents earn their clients’ confidence. From the top selling points to tiny details agents can use to demonstrate an unsurpassed level of expertise, those following the campaign will learn about all facets of these charming properties from the convenience of their desktop or mobile device,” said Scott Wiseman, president of Travel Impressions.
Located along the Ocho Rios coastline with sandy beaches and turquoise waters, couples can enjoy the newly refreshed Couples Tower Isle and modern Couples Sans Souci. Couples Negril, residing on 18 acres on the island’s idyllic west coast, has modern guestrooms, a treehouse spa and lively guest get-togethers.
For travelers looking for an active escape, Couples Swept Away, located on Seven Mile Beach, has the island’s largest fitness complex, a lap pool and air-conditioned squash and racquetball courts.
Agents can follow #TheThingAboutCouples on Facebook to get the scoop on compelling features that can’t be found in a brochure. The #WeekendLearningSeries will begin on Saturday, December 1 and continue every weekend through Sunday, December 30.
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