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What Does Ytb Travelmore Have to Offer?

Posted by admin on Dec-18-2009

What does YTB TravelMore have to offer?

YTB TravelMore Benefits

Are you interested in joining the 7 Trillion Dollar Travel Industry (and expected to double in the next 10 years?)

YTB offers a real, tangible home-based Travel Agency Business that you can run from anywhere in the world or from the comfort of your kitchen table, all you need is a computer.

* Huge discounts on hotels, car rentals, luxury cruises, upgrades, exotic vacation packages and many more travel perks

* Personal travel agent photo ID card and credentials

* State of the art travel agency in greater St. Louis

* Up to 60% paid commissions on your personal website

* Online booking engines

* Affiliate marketing program

* Company familiarization trips

* Total service and support

* Health Plan

* To Fly Free Program

* And so much more!

Plus, you will receive special 10% off any order of $50.00 or more from Russell Domains and Web Hosting (www.russelldomains.com) for your new YTB Business (Promotion Code 50CN10). Your YTB discount applies to domain names, web hosting, Website Tonight, Traffic Blazer, email accounts, Quick Blogcast, and many other services to help grow your YTB Biz.

Come and visit our websites to see the benefits of joining our travel team.

www.ytbtravelmore.com

Ytb Agents and Rta’s.travel Certificates

Posted by admin on Dec-15-2009

We made it extremely easy and affordable for any business to utilize our travel certificate. Instead of having to purchase certificates individually, we have provided for a small fee, allowing you to print an unlimited number of certificates anytime you want 365 days a year. Whether you need 100 or 100,000 you will quickly come to see that it’s considerably less than paying for each one individually.

Visit us at http://www.increasebusinesssales.com

Why we are different than other companies. We only charge your customers a processing fee of $12.00, not the $15.00 and higher all other companies charge for a processing fee. Your unlimited printing does not run out after a year either.

Travel business owners, real estate agents, auto dealers, retailers, business owners or sales people in ANY business, whether online or offline will benefit from this program. The bottom line is this: giving away promotions is an easy solution to enhancing any business.

Every now and then, we need an Incentive to get people going back to the stores or shopping online. We want to offer you this, so you can start your Business Incentive and get back Customers.

We want you to feel comfortable giving away our travel certificates to your Customers, so you will be able to try one yourself first, if you like. You are bypassing the certificate, which we are giving you and straight to the processing center.

You will be able to go through the same redemption process and take the same vacation your clients will take when redeeming the certificate you gave them. YES – you get to test the vacation! Go to http://www.ibstravelform.com  and start the process.  

So whether you want to hit the casinos in Vegas or relax on the Cancun Beaches, now you can! In addition, do not worry – No Timeshare with this offer.

To begin booking your accommodations we need to collect a processing, postage and handling fee of just $12.00.   Hotel taxes, which range between $7-$12 per night, will be collected when you submit the reservation request form that you will receive from us in the mail.

Once you see what your Clients and future Customers will get, you can order your certificates at

Remember, our unlimited 3-day / 2-night travel certificates is only a onetime fee of $99.00. You will be able to print as many as you want any time you like. A great item to have whenever you need a promotional item.

You can also buy the separately for only 0.35 cents each. Our full color certificates will be imprinted with your business name for you to give to your customers to increase leads and create sales.

nates Relations With YTB

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has terminated their business relationship with the online travel agency YTB (Your Travel Biz). The two companies have quit doing business together, as of January 20, 2009. It has been reported that Norwegian Cruise Line quit taking any more new bookings from this company full of controversy. Although, NCL will continue to service existing YTB reservations, and pay commissions due on bookings prior to the recent announcement.

Earlier this year Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) also stopped accepting reservations from independent agents affiliated with the travel company Joystar. You may have heard that Joystar is also considering filing Chapter 11. Travel agents, and others have filed a petition for involuntary bankruptcy against Joystar.

It is unclear how a travel company in the business of booking a variety of travel for a client can continue to function without the support of some of the major travel suppliers in the travel industry. Companies that have previously terminated their business with YTB are Royal Caribbean (another huge Cruise Line), Celebrity, Azamara, Perrillo, IATAN, (just to name a few). And now they have to add Norwegian Cruise Line to the list of suppliers refusing YTB service.

YTB is considered to be a “card mill” by many in the travel industry. YTB also faces a lawsuit later this year through the state of California, for accusations of an MLM performing as a pyramid scheme. The origional intent by Attorney General Edmund Brown Jr. was to shut down the company\’s unlawful operation before more people were hurt by this scam.

Other aligations have also been made against YTB, and will all be addressed during this September trial. The state of California is seeking $10 million in restitution for the California residents who bought into the business, and another $15 million in cival penalties.

Since the lawsuit was first presented, YTB has reported some changes in their business plan and stratagies. But will it be a case of “too little too late”? We will all be watching the outcome of this case. One has to wonder why it had to come to this in the first place?