YTB Travel—formally one the U.S. top online home based Travel Agencies with over 100,000 reps in the U.S. may surrender power to TraVerus Travel
United States of America (Press Release) November 11, 2007 --
[North Carolina-Sunday, November 11, 2007] - by Holly Powell. Rumors are now running amok that YTB Travel—formally one the U.S. top online home based Travel Agencies with over 100,000 reps in the U.S. may surrender power to TraVerus Travel with 7500 reps in over 30 Countries!
This would come as a SHOCK to investors and "YTBer’s" alike who both profit and benefit from the use of the online world of travel.
But is the rumor true or false?
The origin of the rumor occurred when some savvy Marketers began making statements that they had heard "insiders' talk" that YTB Travel--publicly traded over 2 years ago may face financial disaster with the release of an up-and-coming competitor--TraVerus Travel that would allow home based business owners to get started for NOT $500 but for $169.90.
This, of course, could naturally lead directly (like a domino-
effect) to the mass exodus of YTB Reps to join TraVerus Travel. The "new system" in question and responsible for the controversy over YTB vs TraVerus is that developed by David Manning.
David Manning is the president of TraVerus, one of the fast growing travel companies in the industry. David is also a motivational speaker, former sports promoter, and was the host of the Dallas Easter Seals Telethon for over 15 years.
David Manning’s "secret" became available to the general masses in November 2006, and its very release caused a major sweeping stir among the community of Internet Travel Business owners that TraVerus Travel is quickly rising to the top of the charts as the #1 Travel Business on the Net.
TraVerus Travel has the most advanced, comprehensive Compensation Plan in the Industry. Will TraVerus Travel be the downfall of YTB Travel? Probably not; competition is a good thing. Why? Think about it this way…there’s a lone gas station on a corner in a very rural part of your town…they charge higher gas prices because they can; no competition. A few years down the road a competitor moves in across the street with lower gas prices forcing the older gas station to lower their prices.
Free enterprise…with 6 billion people in the world there’s always room for competition.
So what are the major differences with TraVerus and YTB? Well, that will come in a later post. Suffice it to say for now that I, Holly Powell former YTB made the switch to TraVerus
This would come as a SHOCK to investors and "YTBer’s" alike who both profit and benefit from the use of the online world of travel.
But is the rumor true or false?
The origin of the rumor occurred when some savvy Marketers began making statements that they had heard "insiders' talk" that YTB Travel--publicly traded over 2 years ago may face financial disaster with the release of an up-and-coming competitor--TraVerus Travel that would allow home based business owners to get started for NOT $500 but for $169.90.
This, of course, could naturally lead directly (like a domino-
effect) to the mass exodus of YTB Reps to join TraVerus Travel. The "new system" in question and responsible for the controversy over YTB vs TraVerus is that developed by David Manning.
David Manning is the president of TraVerus, one of the fast growing travel companies in the industry. David is also a motivational speaker, former sports promoter, and was the host of the Dallas Easter Seals Telethon for over 15 years.
David Manning’s "secret" became available to the general masses in November 2006, and its very release caused a major sweeping stir among the community of Internet Travel Business owners that TraVerus Travel is quickly rising to the top of the charts as the #1 Travel Business on the Net.
TraVerus Travel has the most advanced, comprehensive Compensation Plan in the Industry. Will TraVerus Travel be the downfall of YTB Travel? Probably not; competition is a good thing. Why? Think about it this way…there’s a lone gas station on a corner in a very rural part of your town…they charge higher gas prices because they can; no competition. A few years down the road a competitor moves in across the street with lower gas prices forcing the older gas station to lower their prices.
Free enterprise…with 6 billion people in the world there’s always room for competition.
So what are the major differences with TraVerus and YTB? Well, that will come in a later post. Suffice it to say for now that I, Holly Powell former YTB made the switch to TraVerus
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