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ACTA members get 40% off during the month on new enrollments

ACTA is in ‘back to school’ mode, with the launch of its annual sale on CTC Certification, including the online exam prep course.

Noting how this is a “great opportunity” for travel agents to upgrade their credentials to Certified Travel Counsellor, Wendy Paradis, ACTA President, said: “We do this annually in the spirit of ‘back to school’ or ‘back to business.’ This is an opportunity for travel agents to enhance and build their professional brand and earn a marketable credential.

ACTA members get 40% off during the month on new enrollments, while non-members will see a 20% savings. ACTA members pay $195, reduced from $325, and non-members pay $340, reduced from $425.

 

Benefits to gaining CTC certification include:

  • Use of the CTC logo on emails, business cards, name tag, social media profiles, voice mail and other communications
  • Indicates your personal commitment to professionalism and elevates your level of trust and integrity and provides a competitive advantage
  • Provides you with the ACTA Membership Card program and its numerous benefits that includes savings on air, cruise, hotels, car rentals, business tools and much more!
  • Access to special rates to attend ACTA events and summits, continuing education and professional development
  • Identified as a Certified Travel Agent on ACTA’s consumer website – Book with a Travel Agent

 

The process for earning CTC designation is as follows:

  • Contact certification@acta.ca to enroll
  • Upon enrolling, ACTA provides a prep guide, practice test and an exam prep course to assist
  • Successfully complete a 125 question CTC Exam
  • Obtain 1800 hours of relevant travel industry experience or provide proof of $600,000 in sales
  • Performance evaluation completed by your Travel Agency owner / manager

 

Source: Travelweek

Aug 16, 2022

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