WHY IT RATES: The new product will help agents increase their earning potential without risking the total loss of commissions.—Patrick Clarke, TravelPulse Senior Writer.GOGO Vacations, a leading U.S. travel wholesaler, boosts travel agency partners’ competitive edge just in time for Summer sales offerings, with the introduction of GOGO’s new suite of trip cancellation waivers, TripSecure. Starting at $69, TripSecure is the only product that allows a cancel for any reason (“CFAR”) waiver to be sold separately or combined with a low air deposit offering.MORE Travel Agent Delivering CFAR protection in conjunction with commission protection for agents, TripSecure strengthens agency partners’ overall service offering to customers and gives travel agents a new opportunity to increase their earning potential, without the risk of a total loss of commissions. This unique offering underscores GOGO’s commitment to providing unmatched value to its partners and travelers while reinforcing its position as the foremost wholesale travel provider.“Today’s traveler craves seamless service, an exceptional customer experience and personalized attention. With that in mind, GOGO saw a need to offer a total coverage solution for varying customer needs,” said GOGO Vacations President John Van den Heuvel. We’ve had various travel coverage options available for some time, but now, with TripSecure, our travel agency partners will be able to ensure that they’re customers feel secure and covered, according to their individual preferences. Together with our agency partners, we’re providing peace of mind to all customers at a minimal cost relative to the vacation spend.”GOGO Vacations provides 24/7 support for its travel agency partners and travelers, to help ensure seamless service. Travel agents are encouraged to call their local GOGO Vacations branch at 888.567.0600 with questions and to learn more about Trip Secure. For further details, terms and conditions, visit www.gogowwv.com/trip-secure. SOURCE: GOGO Vacations press release. Let's block ads! (Why?)