NJT agents enjoy backstage VIP experience at Universal Orlando

The group of consultants flew out from Manchester Airport with Not Just Travel’s trade partners Aer Lingus, showcasing the ease and appeal of the route, and were hosted by Universal Parks & Resorts and Visit Orlando on an unforgettable, seven-night mentorship retreat (30 Nov - 7 Dec).

The group enjoyed exclusive VIP experience at Universal Parks and Orlando resort, including behind-the-scenes access to some of the top, and the dazzling Macy’s Christmas Parade.

Thanks to partnerships with Visit Orlando and Do Something Different, the itinerary expanded beyond theme parks. Consultants explored Orlando’s diverse attractions, including an impressive comedy and magic show, demonstrating the wealth of activities available in the region.

In addition, they each received game-changing business advice from some of Not Just Travel’s most successful agents, as well Not Just Travel co-founder Steve Witt himself; a serial entrepreneur.

Steve Witt said: “Once again, we have proven to our consultants that we do things differently - and better than anyone else. We believe we have the best training in the industry. Our travel consultants work incredibly hard to deliver exceptional service to their clients, but true magic happens in Universal when they shift their focus inward - onto their own development and growth. Each Elite Experience is proven to be transformative, designed to empower travel consultants to elevate their businesses and unlock new levels of success”.

Dave Cole, Senior Business Development Manager EMEA, Universal Destinations & Experiences, said: “Working with Not Just Travel has been amazing. The entire team has been so hungry to learn and embrace everything about the Universal experience. We can’t wait to do it again.”

Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando said: "Our goal for this trip was to expand perspectives, empowering Not Just Travel advisors to be able to offer authentic, first-hand recommendations that will resonate with their clients."