Travefy Announces New Partnership With CLIA as a 2021 Marketing Partner
May 3, 2021
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Travefy Announces New Partnership With CLIA as a 2021 Marketing Partner
Travefy - an award-winning provider of travel agency software - announced a new partnership with the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) as a 2021 Marketing Partner.
"We are champions and advocates of cruise agents and the broader cruise industry, which is still in the midst of an incredibly challenging environment," notes Travefy CEO David Chait. "We are honored to be selected by CLIA as a 2021 Marketing Partner, which is a highly selective process, and look forward to reaching and supporting more cruise agents in 2021 and beyond."
"Travefy offers the solutions that help travel advisors succeed."
- Charles Sylvia, CLIA
With this announcement, Travefy deepens its relationship with cruise agents and the company's support for the broader cruise industry. As a Marketing Partner, Travefy will provide CLIA members streamlined access to Travefy's suite of itinerary, proposal, marketing, and client management tools and has committed marketing efforts towards reaching North American Travel Agency and Individual Agent Members.
"CLIA is delighted to have Travefy as a 2021 Marketing Partner," shares Charles Sylvia, CLIA's VP of Industry and Trade Relations. "With historic pent-up demand and limitless booking opportunities already manifesting, travel advisors must do everything possible to optimize their marketing efforts and sales productivity. Travefy offers the solutions that help travel advisors succeed."
ABOUT TRAVEFY
Travefy's mission is to power the success of travel professionals. Our award-winning suite of itinerary, proposal, marketing, and client management tools help Travel Advisors and professionals save time, impress clients, and sell more.
Travefy powers thousands of travel businesses across the globe ranging from small, independent travel advisors to the largest travel agencies, consortia, and organizations. Travefy has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Forbes among other publications and has won numerous industry honors including the ASTA Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
For more information, please see: https://travefy.com
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