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I possess an insatiable passion for travel that has been described as contagious. My ultimate desire is to ignite the same sense of wonder and adventure in others, enabling them to experience the world in the same transformative way I have. From witnessing the mesmerizing night sky above a vast safari landscape to inhaling the intoxicating aroma of hydrangeas in the enchanting Azores, and even witnessing the awe-inspiring sunrise at the iconic Angkor Wat, I am driven to make these extraordinary moments a reality for everyone.

Whether you envision a serene journey sailing down the Rhine on a captivating river cruise, embarking on an exhilarating quest to encounter the majestic Big Five within Africa's remarkable game reserves, or simply indulging in the delectable flavors of tapas and sangria on a sun-drenched Spanish patio, I possess an unwavering commitment to meticulous attention to detail. Combined with my profound passion for travel and unrelenting spirit of exploration, I am fully equipped to breathe life into your dream trip, ensuring it surpasses every expectation and becomes an unforgettable experience.

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I possess an insatiable passion for travel that has been described as contagious. My ultimate desire is to ignite the same sense of wonder and adventure in others, enabling them to experience the world in the same transformative way I have. From witnessing the mesmerizing night sky above a vast safari landscape to inhaling the intoxicating aroma of hydrangeas in the enchanting Azores, and even witnessing the awe-inspiring sunrise at the iconic Angkor Wat, I am driven to make these extraordinary moments a reality for everyone.

Whether you envision a serene journey sailing down the Rhine on a captivating river cruise, embarking on an exhilarating quest to encounter the majestic Big Five within Africa's remarkable game reserves, or simply indulging in the delectable flavors of tapas and sangria on a sun-drenched Spanish patio, I possess an unwavering commitment to meticulous attention to detail. Combined with my profound passion for travel and unrelenting spirit of exploration, I am fully equipped to breathe life into your dream trip, ensuring it surpasses every expectation and becomes an unforgettable experience.

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4 Good Reasons to Tell Your Clients About Travel Loyalty Programs

Loyalty (body) programs, also known as frequent buyer programs, have been around for a long time. But you might be surprised to know that many travelers don’t know about them. Here are five good reasons for travel advisors to spread the word to their customers, both leisure and corporate travelers.

1. Saves money for your clients. Everybody Googles everything these days. And that’s often a good place to start. But it’s up to travel advisors to educate travelers that the best deals come through professionals who understand the intricacies of the travel business, including how to make the most out of customer loyalty programs.

Julie Rhodes, VIP/concierge travel consultant at Corporate Travel Planners, a Travel Leaders affiliate in San Antonio, Texas, said: “Loyalty programs are fantastic for the customer. Saves them money. Also saves travel agents time. It makes everything more efficient.”

She gave this example about a client and their car rental: “One client booked on their own. They went to Walmart to book. The car cost $100 for three days, but they tacked on an additional $200 for insurance – so it ended up costing double. With me, it would’ve cost $145. Consumers don’t understand … With a loyalty program, you’re getting the best deal – and you’re being serviced.”

What’s more, happy customers tell their friends. “If you have a loyalty program in place, you save [clients] lots of money on their car. They’ll tell everyone – it spreads like poison ivy. I won’t book a car without a loyalty number in place. The difference is outrageous. And it doesn’t cost the company [client] anything.”

2. Saves time for your corporate clients. Time is a commodity for business travelers. Anything you can do to help them be more efficient can ultimately help them make more money and have more success.

“When clients call us to book, they’re in a hurry. They want to get the most efficient and the best deal. And they can get it for less with customer loyalty programs,” said Rhodes. “The client is happy. The travel agent is happy. It’s a win-win all around.”

Mike Edic, owner of Pioneer Travel, in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, agrees: “You want your clients to have the best experiences they can, and corporate travelers don’t have a lot of time. The general public doesn’t mind standing in line [when they travel], but with corporate travelers, time is money.”

3. Gets all sorts of perks for your clients. We all love getting things for free – and this is one area where loyalty programs shine. Edic explained that: “With cars, you can offer products where the company earns free rental days and the travelers earn free rental days. Travelers can double-dip. The client often doesn’t know.”

To illustrate, Edic had a client that was signed up with a loyalty program for four years and they didn’t know it. The secretary was booking online through Expedia – and both the company and the individual travelers were missing out on a bevy of freebies, in addition to the discounted rates.

When travelers show their loyalty, suppliers return in kind. Other perks include status upgrades, products upgrades, rewards points, VIP programs, and the ability to bypass lines.

Loyalty programs include many extras that travelers “don’t get when they go to the Walmarts of the world,” noted Rhodes. For instance, “If they don’t have the car you want, they downgrade you. But if you have a loyalty program, they upgrade you.”

One caveat about using loyalty programs, from Edic: “Be careful of becoming involved with too many of the same types of companies. Focus on one or two, max, or else you’ll spread yourself too thin.”

4. Offers enhanced reporting to corporate clients. Monitoring T&E and enforcing travel policies are top priorities for corporate clients. In addition to reducing costs, loyalty programs help travel advisors provide more comprehensive reporting to their clients.

“We can monitor the spend and pull reports for the corporation that will have the spend broken down for each location and for the company overall,” said Tammy Hemsath, president of Midwest Managed Travel, in Saint Peters, Missouri. “If you use five different car rental companies, you can’t track and monitor the spend that well.”

5. Provides better service and better client relationships. No one would argue with providing the best customer service as a general rule of engagement, in any industry. When it comes to travel, Rhodes said: “Let’s say there’s a blizzard and the client isn’t going to arrive in time to pick up their car. With a loyalty program, they usually know when the flight is delayed. It’s just easier to get ahold of a car company and get things done in a timely manner. And, it doesn’t cost anything. I can make changes. I can add a navigation system” – all things that clients appreciate.

Joe Lang, owner of Joe Lang Travel, in St. Louis, Missouri, also mentioned one of travel-related credit cards that offers many perks as part of its customer loyalty program, such as access to airport clubs, credits for checking luggage, and onboard credits. As for the benefit for the travel agent: “For me, it’s the relationship I develop with the client for mentioning that. The notice I give the client about benefits forms a really solid relationship. They’re much more likely to come back to me for tipping them off.”

He also recommended against pushing any one travel company because just because “it has a dollar sign attached to it.” It may not be in the best interest of the client. He said he always concentrates on what the client wants and needs.

Rhodes added: “To be really good at this, you have to have a servant’s heart … There are hundreds of travel agencies, Expedia, Google, so what makes me better? My experience and exposure … That’s what has you stand out from the rest: customer service.”

In the long run, loyalty programs can help travel advisors to be more efficient and better at doing their job. The result? Happier clients who are loyal to you.

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Regent unveiled two new incentives for advisors, including a booking contest that will earn winners a complimentary cruise for two.

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Julie Rhodes

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Julie Rhodes has a strong work experience in various sales and management roles. Julie started their career as a Director of Leisure Travel at a Travel Agency in the Park/Alliance Worldwide where they managed a team of 12 agents and booked leisure travel for major corporate clients. Julie also handled travel arrangements for Ken Lay, Chairman of Enron.

After that, Julie became a Business Travel Sales Manager at InterContinental Hotels Group where they were responsible for sales revenue and developing relationships with clients and travel managers.

Julie then opened their own retail jewelry sales company called Rocky Roads Jewelry and successfully negotiated a contract for retail space in a USAA company store. Julie significantly increased sales within a short period of time.

Most recently, Julie worked as an Account Executive at Ty, Inc, where they consistently achieved 100% or more of their sales goal and achieved a top-ten national rank within six months.

Overall, Julie has proven sales and management skills, and a track record of exceeding goals and driving customer satisfaction.

Julie Rhodes has participated in the following educational programs:

- Eastern Airlines - Travel Sales Training: Julie Rhodes received training in travel sales at Eastern Airlines. The duration and specifics of the program are not mentioned.

- Monticello Jr. College: Julie Rhodes attended Monticello Jr. College. However, the start and end years, as well as the field of study and degree earned, are not provided.

- Pan American World Airways - Sales & Service for Agency Owners: Julie Rhodes received training in sales and service for agency owners at Pan American World Airways. Further details regarding the duration and specific focus of the program are not given.

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Rhodes offers a variety of activities all year round: the island’s natural beauty, ancient monuments from its long and often turbulent history, and a wonderful atmosphere aided in no small part by the warm hospitality of the locals.

Rhodes offers restaurants for every taste, as from traditional Greek Taverns to international menus with fish, pizzas and pastas, you can almost find everything. For some typical experience, go ahead and try the traditional dishes "Koulouria" or "matsi", which you may find mostly in the village taverns. Alternatively, try some handmade pasta cooked in goat stock, browned in fresh butter and sprinkled with Parmesan.

Scattered across Rhodes Island but especially concentrated in Rhodes Town, you'll find an array of cosy and friendly cafes that are the epitome of Greek hospitality. While all excel in serving a tempting range of fresh juices and refreshments, each cafe has its own unique atmosphere worth exploring. Whether you're in the mood for an aromatic Greek coffee, a revitalising frappé or fruit smoothie, you're assured excellent service and a memorable experience.

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Rhodes comes alive when the sun sets and the heat of the day wanes, offering a kaleidoscope of nightlife experiences that cater to all tastes. Whether you're drawn to the historic allure of the Old Town's 'bar street', the chic appeal of Ixia's upscale clubs, or the authentic Greek evenings in Ialysos, the island promises unforgettable nocturnal adventures. Miltiadou Street in the Old Town and Orfanidou Street in Niochori stand as the city's main epicentres of nightlife, but don't let that limit you. From beach bars in Faliraki and Lindos that blur the line between day and night to a multitude of venues across the city, Rhodes truly has something for everyone.

Embarking on a shopping adventure in Rhodes is like stepping into a tapestry of old and new. The town is home to two distinct market experiences: the folklore market, brimming with tradition, and the new market, showcasing familiar brand names. Each of these markets operates on different schedules. In the Old Town, the shops come alive at night, catering primarily to tourists. The busy streets of Aristotelous and Sokratous, along with the surrounding lanes near Ippokratous Square, form the epicentre of Old Town shopping. This area feels like a fair, adorned with colourful umbrellas, teeming with souvenirs, jeweller's shops, and more — ideal for those in search of keepsakes or one-of-a-kind trinkets. For the fashion-forward, the New Market located on Sofokli Venizelou Street and Kyprou Square is your go-to destination for stylish attire. In contrast, Archangelos offers a slice of tradition, complete with handmade pots and the island's classic leather boots.

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Ukraine war latest: Third Russian bridge 'attacked' - as Putin 'in position he never dreamt in worst nightmares'

Russia says Ukraine has attacked a third bridge in the Kursk region - as an ex-UK foreign secretary says Kyiv has put Vladimir Putin "into a position he never dreamt in his worst nightmares". Listen to a Daily podcast on how Ukraine crossed the Russian president's "red line" as you scroll.

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• Big picture : What you need to know as war enters new week
• Ukrainian city under attack tells families to evacuate
• Third bridge 'attacked' in Russian region of Kursk
• Michael Clarke : Battle of bridges is about to begin
• Putin 'in a position he never dreamt of in his worst nightmares'  
• Your questions answered: What is Ukraine hoping to achieve with invasion of Russia?
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That's all our live coverage on the war in Ukraine for now. 

We will be back if there are any major developments this evening. If not, we'll be back tomorrow with all the latest updates.

Before we go, here's a reminder of today's key events:

• A "battle of bridges" may be about to start after Ukraine targeted a third Russian bridge in the region of Kursk, defence and security analyst Professor Michael Clarke said;
• A mandatory evacuation order for families with children has begun in the city of Pokrovsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region, as Russian forces advance; Sir Keir Starmer's spokesman says there has been "no change" in the UK's position on Ukraine using Storm Shadow missiles inside Russia's borders;
• Ukraine's attack on the Kursk region means Russia is not ready to hold peace talks for now, an aide to Vladimir Putin has said;
• Elon Musk has denied gifting a Tesla Cybertruck to a Chechen warlord;
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave a clear indication as to the goals of the two week-old invasion for the first time last night, saying he wanted to create a buffer zone for his country. 

Lithuania has today started building a military base that will accommodate up to 4,000 German troops once it's completed by the end of 2027.

It will be the first permanent foreign deployment for the German military since the end of the Second World War.

Lithuania's chief of defence, Raimundas Vaiksnoras, estimated it would spend more than a billion euros building the base over the next three years.

Amid fears Russia could eventually decide to invade other neighbouring countries, Mr Vaiksnoras said it would give "reassurance to our population and as deterrence, to push the Russians out".

The base will be located near the capital Vilnius, which is about 150 miles from the Russian border and 12 miles from Belarus, a staunch supporter of the Kremlin.

German defence minister Boris Pistorius compared the posting of 4,000 troops to allied forces being stationed in West Germany during the Cold War - a move that was also designed to defend Europe in the case of a Soviet attack.

Russia says it is banning 32 experts and employees at British thinktanks.

Moscow has accused them of pushing an anti-Russian line in Western policy circles, Reuters reports. 

People on the list of those banned, which has been published on the Russian foreign ministry's website, have also been accused of spreading disinformation designed to discredit Moscow. 

We told you earlier that Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, was visiting Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine later this week. 

We now have a little bit more detail on Mr Modi's visit to Kyiv, scheduled for 23 August.

The Ukrainian presidential office said on Telegram that the two leaders would discuss the countries' relations and multilateral cooperation.

"This is the first visit of the head of the Indian government to our country in the history of bilateral relations", the office added.

Ukraine claims to be making advances after launching a shock invasion into Russia's Kursk border region, in a move which has embarrassed Vladimir Putin's top military brass.

Readers have been sending in their questions to our senior correspondents and military experts for their take on the latest developments.

Today, Jane in Shropshire asks:

What is success for Ukraine in their invasion into Russia?

Our  security and defence analyst Michael Clarke says:

This incursion is, by definition, a temporary military manoeuvre, designed to put pressure on Russian strategy and gain some military leverage.

It will end when the coming battle of Kursk has reached a point where Ukrainian forces judge that they can still leave the pocket without being too badly mauled by Russian forces, who will be trying to cut them off from their escape route back into Ukraine. 

But that point may be some weeks away.

Success and failure will be an essentially political judgement: did Ukraine's Kursk offensive relieve Russian military pressure elsewhere - particularly in the Donbas around Chasiv Yar, Toretsk, Niu York and Pokrovsk, where Ukrainian forces are under real pressure? Did it increase support for Kyiv in the West? Did it affect the mood around Putin and the confidence in the Kremlin that they would win this war sooner or later?  

Those will be the metrics by which this bold initiative will eventually be judged.

Sir Keir Starmer's spokesman says there has been "no change" in the UK's position on Ukraine using Storm Shadow missiles inside Russia's borders.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants to use the missiles to attack targets deep inside Russia that could speed up the end of the war.

But Britain, along with other Western governments, have so far rebuffed Kyiv's requests amid fears of escalation.  

Asked about Storm Shadow missiles and whether Ukraine is permitted to use them in Kursk as part of its push into Russia, a No 10 spokesman said: "We are providing military aid to support Ukraine's clear right to self-defence."

Asked about discussions between the UK and overseas partners, including the US and France, the spokesperson added: "We also have an ongoing dialogue with our allies about a co-ordinated effort between us all to do the same thing and be united in our support for Ukraine.

"So, more broadly, yes, there are conversations always happening between ourselves."

Civilians in Pokrosvk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region have just a week or two to flee their homes as Russian troops make rapid gains, a Ukrainian official has said.

A key target city for Moscow, fighting around Pokrovsk remains the heaviest in eastern Ukraine.

Several clashes were reported in the area last week as Kyiv pushed on with its shock invasion of Russia's Kursk border region.

Serhiy Dobriak, the head of Pokrovsk's military administration, said residents should leave as quickly as they can.

They have "a week or two, no more", he told Radio Liberty's Ukrainian Service.

He said authorities have capacity to evacuate at least 1,000 people per day, but only around half that amount is currently leaving.

Some 53,000 people, including nearly 4,000 children, remain in the city.

More than 121,000 people have been evacuated from nine border districts in Kursk, Russian media is reporting, citing the country's emergencies ministry.

Ukrainian troops launched a cross-border invasion into the region nearly two weeks ago, in a move that shocked Vladimir Putin and his top military leaders and left them struggling to push Kyiv's forces back.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said earlier that he was briefed by his top military commander that Ukraine was achieving its goals in Kursk.

Kyiv predicts Moscow will have around 200,000 extra forces in Ukraine by the end of the year, according to a report.

Forbes Ukraine cited deputy defence minister Ivan Havryliuk as saying some 800,000 Russian troops were expected in the country by the end of 2024.

Currently, there are around 600,000 soldiers in occupied areas of Ukraine, he said.

Analysts at the Royal United Services Institute say Russian forces have been expanding in size despite suffering heavy casualties, and the Kremlin believes it can sustain the "current rate of attrition" through 2025.

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