INCENTIVE TRAVEL SERVICES

Motivation: the act of motivating, a motivating force to include incentive, drive.

Incentive:
stimulating, setting the tone, something that incites an action. 

You enter the room and are suddenly transformed to another place on earth. The fog is rising from the ground. Trees are everywhere. The soft sounds of rain and waterfalls surround you as bird songs chirp. In the distance you hear the music from the digeredoo. Leafs crumble under your feet. You've entered the Australian Rain Forest. Stalls are all around the perimeter of the room, serving food from lavish ocean displays of coral and shells. Shaped like a boomerang, the table's spectacular center display of coral from the Great Barrier Reef floats from one end to the other. The group is silent, in awe, as they tiptoe through the rain forest for their dinner in Australia. An Aboriginal Dancers' performance leaves you with lasting memories of this Good'y land.
 


You've been asked to dress in black-tie, and come barefoot. Entering the beach at sunset you are escorted to your table by formally attired, white gloved waiters. The only lights are from the candelabras and the stars. A harpist plays in the background as your enjoy dinner in Cannes. The tide gets closer and closer to your table, almost making you believe that you will be washed out to sea... and then it stops, only inches away. Enjoying a sumptuous meal, filled with local delicacies, the stars twinkle in the sky above. As dessert is served the fireworks rise over the sea in your farewell to the French Riviera. 

In today's rapidly changing business world competition is fierce, offering many challenges. Customers are demanding higher levels of quality and service. Companies are now realizing that their key asset in this changing time is a highly motivated, well-trained work force. If your employees are satisfied they'll have the impetus to go out and satisfy your customers. 

Salary is money expected for a job performed. Incentives, on the other hand, provide the psychological "push" necessary to create an intended action. People want recognition, so a key factor in motivating employees is a well-structured incentive program. This theory is simple; however, carrying it out is what is complex. 

With the guidance and assistance of Leaders In Travel, Ltd. you can develop an incentive program that establishes your goals and objectives, informs employees of what is expected of them, allows for measurable results, and rewards not only the employee, but your company as well. 

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For Further Information About Incentive Travel, Please Contact 
Marla B. Schaffer, President
Telephone: 800-327-5947 
516-829-0880 (NY Metro Area) 
ext. 111
marla@leadersintravel.com

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