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InteleTravel agent numbers keep growing
Home-working firm InteleTravel continues to bolster its home agent workforce.
Speaking at the company’s conference for UK agents in Malaga, CEO James Ferrera announced UK agent numbers have reached 16,500.
That is a marked increase on 11,500 in summer 2022.
There are now 500 Ireland based agents.
New entrants are being tempted by InteleTravel’s low-cost entry into the industry.
The business generated a turnover of £95 million, up 50% on 2022, paying out £4.5 million in agent commissions.
The average transaction value was £1,500.
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