As many airlines announce they will be axing agent commission, Club Med has confirmed that it will not be following suit, and has assured travel advisors that they will still get 5% commission on all full-service airlines booked with the company.
Club Med has announced it will not be reducing any commission for agents, notably the 5% commission on all full services airlines tickets when booking a Club Med Package.
Michelle Davies, General Manager of the Pacific says the decision to not change its commission structure post-pandemic ladders back to the brand’s main recovery strategy which is finding ways to support our travel partners.
“Saying the past two years have been tough for the entire travel industry is a huge understatement, and while every business is doing its best to recover, we believe in order to thrive post-pandemic is to support our valued agent partners.”
Club Med offers the following commission for any international bookings:
- 5% on full services airlines
- 2% on low-cost carriers
Last month, Club Med announced the reopening of Club Med Bintan on 8 March following the highly anticipated announcement of the Singapore government’s implementation of the Bintan-Batam-Singapore travel corridor.
Club Med says Club Med Bintan presents a holistic wellness getaway for guests of all ages, bringing renewed purpose in travel at this award-winning tropical oasis.
“Since the announcement of the quarantine-free travel corridor by Indonesia, we saw an 83 per cent increase in web traffic from Singaporean travellers within a span of just three days,” said Rachael Harding, Chief Executive Officer, East and South Asia & Pacific Markets, Club Med.
For more information, visit clubmedta.com.au.