Not Just Travel will take 30 agents on a week-long luxury trip to Mauritius on April 30 as part of its Elite Experience programme of business coaching.

Elite Experiences aim to teach entrepreneurial skills to agents but overseas trips had been replaced with online training amid the pandemic.

Agents on the trip will learn from the franchise’s co-founders, Paul Harrison and Steve Witt, plus head of training Dave Pope; business coach Tony Robbins; and Not Just Travel’s top income earner, David Walker.

As well as the training sessions, agents will experience the culture of Mauritius and take a tour of the island.

Witt, co-founder of Not Just Travel and The Travel Franchise, said: “These events enable our members to grow and develop as entrepreneurs and to learn new business skills that will change their lives as well as their bank balances.

“Consultants who have attended our Elite Experiences have torn up their business plans and gone on to achieve three to four times their original targets, creating multimillion-pound turnover businesses.”

Harrison added: “This is no educational or fam trip – there is nothing out there that matches our Elite Experience.

“It is the ‘jewel in the crown’ of overseas trips – truly unique to Not Just Travel members.

“All of our guests on this trip will have already created good travel businesses, but now we have an opportunity to show them how to achieve unimaginable goals.”

Not Just Travel is working with Indian Ocean specialist Beachcomber Tours on the trip.

Sarah Archer, UK sales manager for Beachcomber Tours, said: “The fact that Not Just Travel are returning to our resorts speaks volumes of our successful partnership.

“We work closely with them to help put on this fantastic experience which shows off our resorts and the island in a way that makes it memorable, while at the same time giving them the resources for their training programme.

“It clearly works as everyone falls in love with our resorts because sales from Not Just Travel continue to grow and grow at a fantastic rate.”

Mauritius picture by leoks/Shutterstock