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TRAVEL TEAM CONSULTING EXPANDS
SERVICES AND RESOURCE BASE
New team member offers new perspective
on multicultural tourism (05/03/2006)
GREENVILLE, SC (May 3, 2006)
Travel Team Consulting, a multi-disciplined
travel consultancy, recently added
another tool to their service
kit. Former American Airlines
executive and long-time industry
operative Lou Phillips joined
the team, expanding the group’s
reach into multicultural tourism.
Phillips spent 27 years with American
Airlines and created its Urban
and Community Relations Department.
This department coordinates the
airlines sales and marketing strategies
focused on the African American
segment.
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to read the full announcement
(PDF).
TRAVEL TEAM CONSULTING
MAXIMIZES RETURNS FOR INVESTORS
New service added to help clients
create strategic partnerships, reveal
opportunities (03/31/2006)
GREENVILLE,SC MARCH 31, 2006:
Travel Team Consulting, Inc. recently
announced a new service to create
maximum return for those considering
travel industry alliances: Alliance
Optimization. Travel Team Consulting’s
senior level consultants apply
their multi-disciplined experience
to evaluate travel-related opportunities
for clients and optimize return
on partnerships.
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to read the full announcement
(PDF).
TRAVEL TEAM CONSULTING
ADDS EUROPEAN OFFICE
New team member offers strategic
advantage, global insights
(02/14/2006)
GREENVILLE,SC FEBRUARY 14, 2006:
Travel Team Consulting, Inc. recently
announced the hire of Marc E.
Bolick and its new European office
located at Van Swindenstraat 34,
3514 XT Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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to read the full announcement
(PDF).
 TELESTIAL
PAYS COMMISSIONS VIA AFFILIATE PROGRAM
(11/29/2005)
SAN DIEGO -- Telestial, which
provides pre-paid wireless products
for global travelers, unveiled
an affiliate program for travel-related
Web sites.
With the Globetrotter Affiliate
Program, Web sites establish a
unique URL link to Telestial.com,
and earn commissions on Telestial
services. These include 10% commissions
on GSM phones and SIM cards; 5%
on satellite phone sales; and
25% on satellite phone rentals.
GSM (Global System for Mobile
Communications) is a global cellular
standard, and GSM phones are a
must for international travelers.
Pre-paid SIM (Subscriber Identity
Module) cards snap into GSM phones
and generally enable unlimited
incoming calls from anywhere in
the world and varying rates for
outgoing calls.
The affiliate program, introduced
last month, is geared toward airlines,
hotels, consortiums and travel
associations.
To monitor commission earnings,
Telestial contracted Interneka,
which provides online access to
track sales, commissions and traffic.
"Each customer has different
calling patterns, including how
often, how long and where they
anticipate their calls to be,"
stated Ken Grunski, Telestial’s
president. "Our agents take
significant time to determine
with the customer which product
and service is best for them."
To contact the reporter who
wrote this article, send e-mail
to Dennis Schaal at dschaal@travelweekly.com.
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