Philipsburg:--- Locally owned travel agency, Let's Travel, is announcing a new programme for its clients called "SAVE NOW, TRAVEL LATER" in observance of the fact that it is almost a year now that the travel agency
is under new management and the locally owned agency is looking to give back to its clients in the community of St. Maarten.
Let's Travel will be celebrating 25 years in existence this year and the agency's management will be implementing a number of initiatives and programmes to thank its customers for the years of support and to give back to the community in a number of empowerment ways, including organizing a budgeting course in cooperation with a local budgeting expert.
More information on this budgeting course, wherein heads of households will learn how to budget their income and expenditures, will be forthcoming next week. People participating in this budgeting course will learn the different ways of saving money under the "Let's Save" programme the company will be stimulating. Once students learn how to effectively save money, they will also be taught how to invest via investment clubs and how to do marketing research, write a business plan and start a business in future courses as well. Students completing these courses successfully will qualify for funding from the aforementioned investment clubs set up under the "Let's Invest" programme.
Under its SAVE NOW, TRAVEL LATER programme that has started today, clients of Let's Travel can save for their future travel plans at the travel agency and earn significant discounts for committing early to their travel plans with this SAVE NOW, TRAVEL LATER programme.
For more information, clients can visit the Let's Travel office, call 523-3564 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.
Let's Travel was acquired last year on June 1st, 2012, by local internet entrepreneur, Terrance Rey, who owns several e-commerce businesses, including virtual airline, AirStMaarten. Terrance Rey, who is a former Policy Advisor to the Parliament of St. Maarten, is currently the Deputy Secretary of the Progress Committee set up by Kingdom decree to monitor the progress in the ministeries of General Affairs, VROMI and Justice based on agreements made prior to St. Maarten obtaining country status on 10-10-10.
