Flight Centre launches CruiseHQ – a marketplace exclusively for agents

Flight Centre launches CruiseHQ – a marketplace exclusively for agents
Edited by Travel Weekly


Flight Centre Travel Group’s B2B cruise wholesale division, CruiseHQ, is making waves with the launch of its cutting-edge booking platform, designed exclusively for travel advisors.

(Leda Image: CruiseHQ team)

The CruiseHQ platform seamlessly connects travel agencies with exclusive cruise holidays, offering access to a diverse portfolio of global cruise, air, and land partners.

Travel advisors can benefit from exclusive rates, CruiseHQ’s own product collection not available anywhere else, the latest cruise promotions, and a wide range of incentives and wholesale commissions to enhance every sale. A dedicated Australian-based call centre, cruise product specialists and sales team ensures unmatched service and support.

Caroline Hitchen, general manager of CruiseHQ, expressed her enthusiasm for the platform’s launch: “We are delighted to introduce CruiseHQ to the industry. Our advanced booking technology prioritises ease and efficiency, with live API connectivity that allows travel advisors to secure unbeatable cruise holidays online at any time.”

“Our team of Cruise Specialists is committed to crafting personalised experiences that cater to clients’ unique preferences and needs,” Hitchen continued. “By combining exclusive rates with exceptional bonus value, we aim to create unforgettable cruise journeys. Our new platform and dedicated specialist teams provide advisors with a competitive edge and peace of mind when booking their client’s next holiday.”

To celebrate the launch, CruiseHQ has partnered with leading cruise line and rail suppliers to offer travel advisors spectacular incentives, including exclusive cruise experiences and holidays, booking bonuses, elevated agency commissions, and onboard and shipboard credits for clients.

To get started with CruiseHQ, sign up today at https://cruisehq.com.au/agent-login/

Email the Travel Weekly team at traveldesk@travelweekly.com.au

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