Hosted by Key Trade Partner and specialist brand, InsideJapan, the itinerary includes sightseeing in Tokyo and Kyoto with bullet train journeys, a dinner river cruise and a Taiko lesson.
Inside Travel have arranged for the group to be hosted by their "Insiders"; hand-picked for their passion and knowledge. They range from born-and-bred locals to people hailing from all over the English-speaking world who have chosen to make Japan their home.
As well as a fully immersive cultural tour, the group will receive intensive training to fast-track business growth to level up their sales and business growth.
Elite Experiences are designed for those who have been trading for several months and are ready to take their business to the next level.
Hosted by Business Development Managers Deb Leavy and Richard Lowrey-Heywood, with Ieva Gedrimaite providing marketing support, the training will focus on customer acquisition and retention, and strategies to personally develop members both as travel consultants and business owners.
Not Just Travel co-founder Steve Witt said: “This is a trip like no other. No-one is more committed to providing life-changing opportunities to their members as we are. Our entire business is built on helping our members help themselves.
"Asia is an incredibly diverse, yet often complex, product to sell and we are able to give our consultants the opportunity to position themselves as confident Japan experts with these unique experiences.”
Witt adds: “Our award-winning training trips means we rev the engines of our members’ businesses; taking them up several gears in just a week.”
Gabo Quiros, Head of Trade Sales at Inside Travel Group said: “It’s a true pleasure to be able to host key trade partner Not Just Travel and its consultants on their own cultural adventure.
"Our Key Trade Partnership creates mutual benefits - we gain direct access to their passionate consultants while demonstrating our offerings in the most impactful way possible. This Elite Experience represents one of several collaborative approaches to drive bookings together.”