Jet Tours Launches Agency Partner Program


Jet tours lance un programme partenaire pour les agences - Photo AB

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After establishing an ambassadors club comprised of around twenty travel agents, Jet Tours is set to launch a new program designed to make partner agencies the brand’s go-to references in their territory.

Unveiled at the IFTM, it notably includes a dedicated marketing fund from the first year, monthly webinars focusing on new products and destinations, a dedicated booking number, and visibility for partner agencies on Jet Tours’ B2C site.

The agencies will also receive a communications kit, invitations to brand events and eductours, and enhanced commercial support, with a quarterly meeting dedicated to results and goals.


The launch of the agency program planned for early 2027


Le stand Jet tours sur l'IFTM - AB

In return, a minimum annual turnover of €50,000 is required to join the program, with the status being reviewed each year.

Partners will notably need to ensure a visible Jet Tours presence in-store and relay every quarter the brand’s communications to their clients.

They will also participate once a year in a “partners” day” in Paris.

Interested agencies can already contact their sales representative. The deployment of the program is planned for early 2027.


Jet Tours’ New Clubs

Alongside commercial activities, Jet Tours continues to expand its offering.

The tour operator also announced at the show three new Jet Tours clubs, all five-star properties that enrich the lineup: the Jet Tours Ocean Riviera Paradise Club in Mexico, the Jet Tours The Eden Beruwala Club in Sri Lanka, and the Jet Tours Paradisus Grand Cana Club in the Dominican Republic.

This summer, the brand already boasted three other clubs: Club Jet Tours Ostria Resort & Spa 5* in Crete, the Club Jet Tours Khaolak Marriott Beach Resort & Spa 5* in Phuket, Thailand, and the Club Jet Tours Anaya Zanzibar 5* (owned by NG Travel).



Amara Nambinga

Amara Nambinga

I write about tourism, culture, and emerging destinations with a Namibian perspective. Through my articles, I try to highlight the places, people, and travel stories that show how Africa and the wider world are changing.