Among the NJT Trips due to take place next year is an 11-day educational to Canada in March with members able to ride the Rocky Mountaineer.

Not Just Travel will also offer trips to Costa Rica, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Tuscany and the Dominican Republic, with a trip centred on golf also in the pipeline.

Speaking at the homeworking franchise’s annual conference in Windsor today (1 December), co-founder Steve Witt said the fam programme had been boosted following the “massive success” of its first few NJT Trips held over the past 18 months – one in Banff, Canada and another to Antigua and St Lucia.

Not Just Travel already offers members the chance to attend one of its Millionaire’s Retreat trips.

“We’d noticed that once they’d attended this, they were left wanting more,” said Witt – which led to the creating of NJT Trips.

“They clearly work, so it makes sense that we build on our Trips programme for the new year and make them into an integral part of our educational offering and Not Just Travel experience,” he added.

“They’re different to the usual fam trips that you see in the travel industry. Our trips give consultants a real sense of what it’s like to holiday in a destination.”

All NJT Trips are chargeable to attendees to cover costs.

“The idea is that consultants easily recoup their money through subsequent sales,” Witt added.

“On our last skiing trip to Canada, one of our travel consultants received an enquiry of around £120,000 because she was able to describe Whistler so passionately to her client.”