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Carnival Brings Back “Amp Up” Commission Challenge

by Dori Saltzman / January 09, 2024
Carnival Brings Back “Amp Up” Commission Challenge

Photo: Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line is bringing back its “Amp Up” commission challenge, giving advisors the opportunity to receive increased commission rates of up to 15% throughout out 2024.

“As we step into 2024, our travel agency partners are already on a trajectory of success,” said Adolfo Perez, senior vice president of global sales and trade marketing for Carnival Cruise Line. “The Amp Up Challenge is designed as a catalyst to push that momentum even further, as it enables agents to harness their agency’s sales and proactively rise to higher commission tiers.”

Participating agencies will need to meet sales targets during the Wave booking period, from Jan. to March 2024, to qualify for higher commission levels between 11% and 15%. The higher commissions will then be applied to bookings made from April 1 through Dec. 31, 2024.

The program is open to agencies in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico that currently qualify for 11% to 15% commissions. Only new bookings that are fully deposited or paid in full between now and March 31 are eligible and count toward the sales target.

Travel advisors must visit GoCCL.com to register to participate. Registration is open until Jan. 31.

  
  
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