New Caledonia Tourism is hosting a short and sweet live webinar on Monday 8 November to share with you the new modules in its specialist programme and introduce you to its SEVE conservation initiative.
The return of international travel has begun and New Caledonia Tourism has lots of exciting things to share.
This is why the team would like to invite you to a 20-minute live webinar on Monday 8 November at 10am to unveil the new modules in its New Caledonia Specialist E-Learning programme, as well as a fantastic initiative to protect New Caledonia’s precious biodiversity.
Dreaming of these beautiful islands? Intrigued? Want to know more?
All you’ve got to do is sign up and attend in just three days time!
Skill up and grow your knowledge
If you’d like to become a specialist on all things New Cal, ready to inspire your clients and up your sales, you can check out the free platform, which features 6 exciting modules.
These training modules are:
Training 1
- Discover New Caledonia
- Life in New Caledonia
- Practical Information
Training 2 (New Modules live on 8th of November)
- Accommodation
- What to do in New Caledonia
- Sustainable Tourism
The modules provide an in-depth insight into the landscape, access, weather, seasons, currency, accommodation and transport around the islands.
As they progress, travel agents can unlock a range of unique benefits as they progress to the next status level.
There are 3 levels: Proficient (setting the foundations), Advanced (Master the destination), Expert (Elevate your sales).
If you’d like to sink your teeth into this and more, click here to register.
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