Travel Agent Chatter
Diving into the World of Travel Agents
Now, I’ve gotten to know a lot of you through our articles on the site but honestly, don’t you wish we could just sit down and chat?! I sure do. Like, just do some . . . I dunno, Travel Agent Chatter or something?
Anyhow, at Host Agency Reviews we decided to spread our wings and venture into the podcast arena. Except I don’t want to call Travel Agent Chatter a “podcast”—too much pressure. So instead, I’ll say Travel Agent Chatter is where I (Steph Lee) sit down and get to know agents from all walks of life. We’ll be interviewing new travel agents, veteran agents, agents who book leisure, corporate, groups, you name it!
Each 30-45 minute Travel Agent Chatter show dives into the world of travel agents. Starting and growing their travel agency. Marketing. Successes. Bumps in the road. Booking tips. Tons-o-fun! Join us!
Podcast Episodes
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Lary Néron, Airfare Consultant
Billing himself as an airfare consultant instead of a travel advisor, he's hard proof you can make money in airfare. How does he charge $60-500/tix? Find out! -
Rita Perez, RitaVentures
We uncover how Rita Perez of RitaVentures found her niche in corporate events at sea. Learn how she uses lead magnets like optins and podcast to get new clients -
How to Market a Podcast
How do you market your podcast? Hear what works for 5 successful travel podcast hosts, interviewing tips and the pros/cons of taking a course on podcasting. -
How to Start a Podcast: Mics, Editing Software, Music, Hosting
A podcast on...how to start a podcast! 🤯 Five travel podcast hosts share what mics, music, recording/editing software we use + why you should start a podcast! -
Janet Tracy, The Travel Dreamer
Listen to Janet Tracy to learn how her resourcefulness, enthusiasm, and attention to work-life balance helped her build a 1.2 million dollar agency in 6 years. -
Andres Zuleta, Boutique Japan
With tenacity and creativity, Andres Zuleta built his agency, Boutique Japan, from the ground up. Learn how he developed it into the 2.3M agency it is today.