With these promotional offers, the resorts are hoping customers will make up for the loss in room revenue by spending on the property at the restaurants, spa, casino, etc.  For this reason and others, they are requiring that at least 1 person in the party be over the age of 21 for all the resorts and a passport to travel if overseas, they must also have a Major credit or a bank debit card with a Visa or Mastercard logo plus a valid government-issued ID to check-in.  (In other words, they must not be cash customers with no recourse for damage to rooms, etc.)   incentive users must also reside at least 100 miles or 160 kilometers away from the participating resort. So, for example, a resident of Orlando cannot use the Orlando stay but instead could use the Las

Vegas hotel stay.

Great Questions we are glad you asked as this is one of the benefits that set us apart.  Although we may promote specific properties with each incentive destination. For Example, currently, we are featuring the Mayan Palace resorts in Mexico However, If the property we promote is not availed based on availability we may be able to give the user other great choices they can pick from.    Keep in mind that these are promotional offers to fill what would otherwise be an empty hotel room. Your customer will be able to choose the hotel from our featured list. The properties that participate in these promotional offers release the unoccupied inventory to us just 30 days ahead of time thus it requires the end user to give us a minimum of 30 days advance notice to book dates which will provide your customer with significant savings on their travel.  We also recommend your customer choose weekdays vs weekends and avoid major holidays for best hotel options and availability.

The taxes and fees are based on a few factors, examples include but are not limited to local tourism and bed taxes, value-added tax, sales tax based on the full rack rate of the accommodations, maid service fees, zone surcharges, travel agency fees, federal, state, local, or municipal taxes, etc.  most average only about $20 US per night.

Are there any other fees associated with the travel incentive?

The recipient of one of these incentives will receive 4 days 3 nights luxury hotel accommodation room rate free of charge, which retail is valued at up to $250 per night, in the US and up to $350 per night at many of the International destinations, however recipient is responsible for all other expenses including but not limited to: airfare, transfers, food & beverages, gratuities, resort fees if applicable, and any other personal or miscellaneous expenses.

Resort fees are commonplace in the travel industry.  As a matter of fact, over 96% of tourists traveling to Orlando or Las Vegas now have to pay a resort fee when they check-in at the resort.  This is so common now that it’s just expected for any seasoned traveler.

 When you award someone a complimentary vacation through Marketing Boost, you are giving them a vacation that is valued at up to $750 for Orlando or Las Vegas for example and up to $1,750 in internationally, depending on where and the time of year they travel.  Now with over 50 destinations, the value is incredible!

Las Vegas at the hotels we use run from $16.00 to $38.00 per night.

Orlando at the hotels we use run from $5.00 to $12.00 per night depending on hotel and season.

Gatlinburg / Branson / Williamsburg run from zero to $12.00 depending on hotel and season.

Daytona Beach runs from $15 to $20 per night based on the season.

Myrtle Beach SC runs from $5 to $15 depending on the season.

Mexico hotels we use are from $10.00 to $14.00 per night based on the season.

The above are just examples of resort fees.

With over 50 destinations we will not list them all here. However, if there is a resort fee it will be disclosed when the end-user chooses travel dates and property.

Resort fees cover items like Wi-Fi Internet Access, Local Calls, Resort Amenities,

Fitness Centers, In-room Safes, Beach Chairs, Umbrellas, Beach/pool towels, activities and more. 

This incentive activation is FINAL & NON-REFUNDABLE end user will have 18 months to travel and can choose from all available destinations to find travel dates and vacation options.

Once dates are confirmed with the incentive no changes will be allowed. Cancellations after dates are confirmed will result in forfeiture of the activation fees.  (The inventory used for these rooms are not as flexible as booking at retail rack rates, once confirmed changes will not be allowed and cancellations or no-shows will result in forfeiture of fees paid)

No, the resorts we offer for the incentive will not be all-inclusive. The recipient of this incentive is responsible for all expenses including but not limited to: airfare, transfers, food, gratuities, and any other miscellaneous expenses. This incentive cannot be combined with any other promotional vacation offer.

We will, however, offer the incentive holder opportunities to upgrade to a different resort with an All-Inclusive plan starting at only $199 and $299 per couple for the entire stay. This upgrade option will save the user nearly $1500 in value compared to anywhere else.  The user will be asked to attend a resort discovery tour of the property where they will introduce them to the benefits of resort membership or ownership and their frequent visitor plans. This takes a quick 90 minutes and will provide your client with an additional $1000 in savings.   This type of upgrade option is only available for a limited number of destinations.

No, the flights are not included.   The recipient of this incentive is responsible for all expenses including but not limited to: airfare, transfers, food, gratuities, and any other miscellaneous expenses. This incentive cannot be combined with any other promotional vacation offer.