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YTB International, Inc. was recognized as the 26th largest seller of travel in the US in Travel Weekly’s 2008 Power List, based on 2007 annual retail value. YTB International, Inc. was recognized as the 26th largest seller of travel in the U.S. in Travel Weekly’s 2008 Power List, based on 2007 annual retail value of travel services booked.
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2 Customer Reviews of YourTravelBiz.com
Review by Daniel Morris, July 28, 2009
YTB is a good company, trying to be good, using a difficult business medium – network marketing. They’ve had to change their model a few times to make sure that they’re complying with the laws and ethics in all the states. That has been challenging, but I think the model that has resulted is good.
Visit http://www.clippershiptravel.com to see what YTB has to offer in terms of a product. What better on-line business than one that occurs on-line – travel. Not only are people already using a similar on-line service, but YTB’s product is powered by the same engine that powers Travelocity – lending more authority and credence.
While it takes a few months for all your contacts, social media friends and family to remember your site every time – the prices are good enough that people will stick with it once it is in their head.
YTB takes a little work to get really moving, but once you’ve created a good on-line base, the ball does begin moving downhill. The advantage YTB offers is the product itself – everyone already books their travel online. The disadvantage is you can’t compete with Expedia and Orbitz by sending one e-mail to your family and friends.
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Review by Daniel Morris, July 30, 2009
I forgot to mention a couple things that could really help you make a decision about YTB. There are four distinct niches you can exploit with a YTB business. Golf, Cruises, Flowers, and Outdoor Adventures. For each of those niches, YTB gives you a separate website to send customers to.
YTB also offers a non-profit program that allows non-profits a chance to reap all the rewards of travel commissions without the network marketing aspect. It requires you take a class and pay a few dollars, but each non-profit sell pays a hefty commission plus 10% of their future travel royalties.
I’ve written a little about the non-profit side at http://lettersfromdan.com – if you’re interested in learning more about that. (Sorry for the 2nd post).
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