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I have been in the travel industry for over 14+ years - have always worked for someone. I decided it was time to go out on my own! I shopped around and did extensive research on host agencies - Nexion came through! Nexion is certainly top notch when it comes to service, reliability and accuracy! Commissions are paid promptly twice a month. All questions and concerns are answered within a timely manner and the customer service is superb!
The preferred suppliers are ones that I have used in the past and have had nothing but wonderful service - IE: RCCL, NCL, GOGO Worldwide Vacations, Brendan Vacations, Abercrombie, etc...the list goes on and on!
Starting up your own agency is SUPER easy and Nexion is to thank for that! From the beginning - with all the questions and concerns I had, they made the decision easy for me! I am on the 90% commission tier and find it to be quite perfect for my clientele.
Training is unlimited! There is always a course to sign up for and always new things to learn about selling travel.
I do 75% corporate and 25% leisure and find that the invoicing part is simple and the monthly corporate reporting to my clients is seamless.
I've had a good experience with Nexion. They offer a lot of training, the 90% commission for a $20.00 fee per month is reasonable. You get a free website that I'm not excited about but it works as a landing page and you can upgrade. I've always been paid promply (twice a month now) and any issues or questions I have had have been answered reasonably quickly. I like their preferred suppliers. There are a few that Virtuoso has that I would like them to add but it's a good base of suppliers that are offered. They are a large organization now and perhaps not as quick to be back with you as they used to be but if you call them you'll get an answer. All in all, it's a good organization. Working from home is much harder than most people realize. You have to do the marketing and take care of your clients and the bookwork end and it's difficult to get new clients to trust you when they know you don't have a brick and mortar office. I think this is changing and hopefully won't be as much of an issues as more brick and mortars close or merge. But I think you need to be professional, earn some certifications and try to present yourself as a professional member of your community if you hope to make it.
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