Are you sick of all the BS that comes with running your travel agency? Or perhaps you’re new to the industry and dream of having a smooth-running, streamlined business that attracts and retains clients with ease. Have you been searching for tools that help yield higher profits and protect you in today’s risky business of booking travel? Perhaps you’re looking for ways to build your authority as an expert and broaden your reach, or add independent subagents and virtual assistants to scale your agency. If so, you’ve come to the right place.
We help travel advisors shine + rise + deliver to attract ideal clients, follow a profitable agency model built on no BS processes, and build authority so they can convert clients into invested partners who refer them again and again.
Hi, I’m Sheila Folk, CEO of Travel Industry Solutions and fellow travel advisor. As a TIS member, you’ll have access to my private library of scripts, tools, checklists, guidance, and strategies that I used to build an $8 million dollar agency in two years with two people. Yes, really! Plus, you’ll gain access to marketing tools and the travel industry’s only warrantied legal contracts for travel agency owners and independent travel advisors, such as client terms and conditions, waivers, independent subagent, group leader, and influencer agreements, and more.
So, are you ready to discover the secrets behind owning your own no BS agency full of freedom and profit? TIS is the only membership that offers everything you need to have a wildly profitable travel business.
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