The news comes after 150 homeworkers joined the company in the last three months, bringing the total number of global counsellors to 1,600.
Chief executive Steve Byrne said the recent influx of workers meant the company was well on its way to hitting its target of recruiting 400 new Travel Counsellors by the end of the year.
In particular, he added many of the new recruits have a tour operating background as the company increasingly sells more tailor-made holidays.
The UK’s 1,000th Travel Counsellor Juliet Twena joined the company following a decade of working for tailor-made specialists and operators.
