The boss of InteleTravel says the “energy and thirst to learn” among its UK and Irish homeworkers sets the agency apart from others as he plotted a path to achieving £200 million in sales next year.
Tricia Handley-Hughes described InteleTravel founder and chief James Ferrara as 'a lovely man to work with' (Credit: Giuseppe Coluccino/ InteleTravel)
President and co-founder James Ferrara said the enthusiasm among agents to increase their product knowledge is supported by InteleTravel’s company-wide focus on training.
The homeworking giant has achieved record sales in 2024, with UK and Irish homeworkers achieving £95 million in the eight months to the end of August – up from £85 million last year.
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