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Virtuoso is staying ahead of the curve when it comes to promoting luxury travel profesionals, by launching its own YouTube channel.

If you don’t know the benefits of an Advisor-planned vacation, now you can sit back and watch it unfold in front of your eyes.

Find out with the first four videos posted to VirtuosoTraveler, the network’s new YouTube channel. These powerful videos showcase the value of relying on the expertise of a Virtuoso travel advisor to create extraordinary travel experiences.

Videos include:

Defining Moments in Travel – an inspirational tour of the huge variety of experiences that create treasured memories for travelers and the Virtuoso Advisors who can deliver those travel dreams

20 Truths About Virtuoso Travel Advisors

      – emphasizes the benefits of a knowledgeable, connected Advisor in creating and customizing carefree and memorable journeys for their clients

Extraordinary Experiences Created by Virtuoso Travel Advisors – a discovery of the advantages a Virtuoso Advisor brings through connections, access and vision to clients’ travel experiences, whether they’re spa relaxation or kayaking across vast stretches of sea

The Ride of Your Life – showcases the energy and excitement of the Virgin Galactic space experience and Virtuoso’s exclusivity as the sales channel for the Americas. Includes cameos by Virgin Galactic’s Sir Richard Branson, Virtuoso Accredited Space Agents, Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch and even California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Interested in more information? Don’t forget to check out www.virtuoso.com for all the details on the benefits of working with a Virtuoso Travel Advisor.

 

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