Virtuoso announces in Las Vegas innovations during Travel Week on Tour, which brings networking and training opportunities for frontline advisors closer to home, will visit 26 cities in 11 countries on five continents in 2019 and 2020.
LAS VEGAS – Driven by a culture of innovation and the need to serve member agencies in a growing global environment, luxury travel network Virtuoso is outlining enhancements to an array of programs and initiatives as well as its recent achievements. The announcements took place during the 31st annual Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, running this year August 10 to 16. Marking record attendance with seven percent growth, 6,515 travel professionals from 107 countries are meeting at Bellagio Resort & Casino, ARIA Resort & Casino and Vdara Hotel & Spa. Of the attendees, 34 percent are new to the event or have not been in the last four years.
During Virtuoso Travel Week, the network’s advisors and partners will attend a massive number of one-on-one meetings – 278,392, totalling more than 1.4 million minutes or 2.7 years. They will attend some 853 separate events during the week, ensuring plenty of opportunities for networking as well as socialising and relationship building. Virtuoso advisors and partners leave Las Vegas with stronger human connections that result in extraordinary experiences for travellers. Attending the event, which is responsible for (U.S.) $420 million in sales, enhances advisors’ profitability. Advisors who have gone to Virtuoso Travel Week once in the last three years sell 67 percent more than their peers, and advisors who have been at every event over the last three years sell a significant 179 percent more.
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