Travel Like An AgentYou are the travel agent.

You are the travel agent

Two doors, one login. You search it. You compare it. You book it.

Your subscription gives you your own agent login for hotels and for seven-night resort weeks. You decide where to go and what to book. We teach you how to use it.

Door one

Hotels, worldwide, at agent rates.

Start here. Your login books the same hotels you already search on the public sites, at the rate an agent sees: the city stay, the weekend, the night on the way. On our own screen those rooms came in at about half of the public hotel sites. Hyatt and Best Western publish agent rates of up to 50 percent off on their own sites; that is the same mechanism behind your login. Search your dates, put the public price beside the login price, and book the better number.

Door two

Seven-night resort weeks at wholesale.

Unsold weeks, flat price

Resorts have unsold seven-night weeks. They land on your login at a flat wholesale price. You book them yourself.

Where the gap is biggest

Where the public price for the week is $1,500 or more. Orlando $939 against $2,723. Maui $949 against $2,760. Los Cabos $896 against $1,383.

Late beats early

The best prices show up inside two to three weeks of departure. Maui inside two weeks was $949. The same studio three weeks out was $1,716.

Seven nights

Saturday or Sunday start. Book when your dates are solid.

How a booking works

Open the login. Search the trip. Book it yourself.

Step 1

Search your destination and dates

Hotels for a hotel stay. Resort weeks for a seven-night trip with a Saturday or Sunday start.

Step 2

Read the checkout, then the public site

Room, dates, taxes, total. Open the public site for the same room and dates. Keep the lower number.

Step 3

Apply your credit and book

Your points come off the top. You press the button, on your own login. Nothing is added.

The credit

270 points land every month, worth $135 on the login.

The subscription is $135 a month. Every month, 270 points land in your account and apply to bookings on either door. Keep the login active, search your next trip, spend the credit when you book. The dues come back as travel.

Who it is for

Families and couples who want four to six weeks a year, not two.

Kids leaving, money freeing up

You are 44, the calendar is opening, and the trips you skipped are back on the list.

Flexible dates

You are in your late twenties and can move into the two-to-three-week window where resort weeks are cheapest.

Time-rich

You are in your early sixties, retiring, and want 5 star comfort at agent prices four to six times a year.

The agent year

You see both numbers before you pay anyone. The hotel door for city stays, the resort door for the big weeks. Four to six weeks a year on the budget that used to buy two.

Or

Another year of the same two trips at the retail number, and the weeks you wanted stay on the list.

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