How It Works

Travel has always been a business. You can be part of it.

Many hotels, cruises, vacation packages, and travel experiences offer commissions to the agencies that arrange their bookings. Instead of only booking through a traditional travel website, you can become an independent travel advisor and build a business helping yourself and others explore the world. Commissions depend on the supplier and the type of booking, and not every reservation is commissionable.

Your own travel business

After enrollment and completing the required onboarding, you'll gain access to travel booking tools, a personalized travel website, and supplier resources that can help you arrange eligible trips. You'll learn how to research destinations, assist travelers, and work with available travel suppliers.

Brand new to travel? You're welcome here.

You don't need previous experience in the industry to begin learning. Training and ongoing resources are available to help you understand how the travel business works and develop your knowledge as you go.

What can you help people book?

From beach resorts and long-haul vacations to cruises, weekend city escapes, theme parks, seasonal getaways, and family adventures, there are many types of travel to explore. Depending on supplier access, you may also arrange hotels, tours, attraction tickets, transfers, car rentals, and other travel-related services.

Whether you're planning a family vacation or helping a client create a special experience, your role is to research options, provide helpful service, and book through eligible channels.

How do you earn?

When an eligible booking generates a supplier commission, the travel agency receives that commission and pays you the applicable share under its program terms. Commission rates and payment timing vary. Not every booking earns commission, and income is not guaranteed.

Travel advisor status, training requirements, supplier access, fees, and compensation are subject to program terms. Information about enrollment should be verified using approved materials before joining.