TTC Tour Brands has launched Tour Fest, a nationwide sales incentive offering advisors up to $5,000 in travel credit for qualifying bookings.
The campaign runs from 1 July to 31 August 2026 and applies to passenger bookings across TTC Tour Brands’ portfolio, including Insight Vacations, Trafalgar, Costsaver and Contiki.
Advisors can move through four reward tiers based on cumulative passenger numbers, choosing between a retail gift card or TTC Tour Brands travel credit at each level.
Five passengers earns a $200 gift card or $400 in travel credit. Ten passengers earns a $500 gift card or $1,000 in travel credit. Twenty passengers earns a $1,000 gift card or $2,500 in travel credit. Thirty passengers, the top tier, earns a $2,500 gift card or $5,000 in travel credit.
Advisors must quote the promotional code TOURFEST26 at the time of booking. The incentive applies to eligible touring departures in 2026 and 2027 booked within the campaign period.
TTC Tour Brands Oceania senior vice president sales Andrew Young said the campaign was designed to recognise advisors’ work.
“Travel advisors remain at the heart of our business, and Tour Fest is our way of recognising their expertise, passion and commitment,” Young said.
Separately, TTC Tour Brands is offering a bonus for advisors booking Trafalgar river cruises. For bookings made between 1 June and 31 July 2026, advisors will receive a $150 gift card for every qualifying passenger on eligible 2026 and 2027 Trafalgar river cruise sailings.
Advisors must quote code TR26EARNA for 2026 departures or TR27EARNA for 2027 departures at the time of booking.
Young said the river cruise bonus reflected continued demand for guided holidays and river cruising.
“We’re seeing continued demand for both guided holidays and river cruising as travellers look for curated journeys that combine convenience with meaningful experiences,” Young said.
Advisors can check eligibility and log bookings through the TTC Tour Brands agent portal, or by contacting their local TTC Tour Brands sales manager.
