TORONTO — FCTG Independent’s top travel advisors from around the world have set sail on the division’s first-ever Independent Icons trip.
Taking place from Nov. 1-5 aboard Uniworld’s S.S. Beatrice, the four-night voyage sails from Budapest to Vienna with 76 advisors and travel agency owners from 55 independent agencies across Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa on board.
During the trip, travel advisors and their guests will enjoy a choice of excursions every day, including an exclusive ‘Be My Guest’ experience with Trafalgar at a local winery with lunch in Budapest, hosted by TTC Tour Brands. They will also enjoy an after party hosted from afar by Singapore Airlines.
“It’s a momentous occasion and we take immense pride in the incredible achievements of our qualifying advisors who have earned their place on this remarkable voyage. Our heartfelt gratitude extends to our generous supplier sponsors who have made this event possible,” said Anita Emilio, VP & GM of Luxury and Independent Brands in Canada.
Danielle Galloway, Global Managing Director, FCTG Independent and Premium Divisions, added: “Our team and global network of independent travel entrepreneurs are brimming with excitement for our first Icons event this November. This exclusive experience provides a unique setting for our leading advisors from around the world to connect with and learn from each other, as well as some of our most valuable suppliers and our global leadership team. We are confident our sponsors and advisors will forge valuable connections and make incredible memories while experiencing a truly special event that has been designed just for them.”
Joining these high performers on board are representatives from Uniworld, TTC Tour Brands, Adventure World, Lindblad Expeditions, Cover More, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Expedia TAAP, and Inclusive Collection, part of World of Hyatt. Other sponsors like Intrepid, AAT Kings, Back Roads Touring and Norwegian Cruise Line will also be making virtual appearances during the course of the voyage.
Uniworld’s S.S. Beatrice
