Managing your Travel Business
by John Hawks
Profits Versus Salaries:
How to Plan Your Way Into Higher Earnings
What's the # 1 difference between working as a travel agency
employee and taking the plunge as an independent home-based agent?
In most cases, the answer is simple:
A steady paycheck!
When
you work as an agency employee, you can usually count on some level
of income (unless you're 100 percent commission-based) no matter
how little travel you sell directly. The agency owner shoulders
the final responsibility for generating enough sales -- and actually
collecting the commissions from those sales! -- to make the payroll
each month.
When you're the boss, though, you don't make any money
until you sell something!
For many home-based travel agents, earning a part-time
income is their primary goal. They want to generate enough sales
to family members and friends so that they can buy the little extras
for their families: school supplies, the annual vacation, Christmas
presents . . .
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