The move comes after a reported increase in demand from customers looking to spend more on trips.
Brand and business growth executive Cat Reeves said it "felt great" to be able to hire new agents "considering all that’s going on".
"We have been open to welcoming new homeworkers throughout the pandemic and are continuing to do so, although we have suffered like everybody else we have always been finding ways to keep moving forward and grow in different directions to mould to whatever has been happening at the time," Reeves added.
"We aim to recruit another 12 [agents] minimum by the end of March.
