| February 2006 In this issue... |
| OSSN Home |
| Destination:
Athens by James Langford |
| President's
Message by Gary Fee |
| Turning
First Time Cruises by Anita Balamane |
| Quantity
or Quality by Penney Rudicil |
| Annual
Brand Tune-up by Gary Sain |
| Ship
Inspections by Martin Deutsch |
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Managing Your Travel Business by John Hawkes |
| Selling
Cruises by John Hawkes |
| Selling
Travel 101 by John Hawkes |
| Can
this Trip be Saved by John Hawkes |
| Travel
Niches by John Hawkes |
| Fams & Seminars |
| CHAPTER CHATS |
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| President's Message The Four Daily Habits
of Million-Dollar Travel Agents
Here's a short list of four daily practices that I believe will instill in many home-based agents the success habits to grow their sales volumes in 2006: |
"Every journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step," says an ancient Chinese proverb. That's the philosophy behind every successful retailer who appears on the "top travel agents" lists in Travel & Leisure, Conde Nast Traveler, and other sources. Travel agents who sell $1 million or more in travel personally work with the same 24-hour days and seven-day weeks as the rest of us. What sets them apart? Among other qualities, they're always doing the most productive things possible at any given moment to build their travel businesses.
OSSN Home
| Destination: Athens
| President's
Message | Turning
First Time Cruises
Quantity or Quality
| Annual Brand Tune-up |
Ship Inspections |
Managing Your Travel
Business
Selling
Cruises | Selling
Travel 101 | Can
this Trip be Saved | Travel
Niches
Fams
& Seminars | Chapter
News
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