Windstar sets a course to deliver rewards to advisors

Windstar Cruises is setting a course to deliver rewards, incentives and booking tools to its travel advisor partners as it launches its Travel Advisor Appreciation Month initiatives to celebrate advisors continued support and expertise.

The Travel Advisor Appreciation Month celebrations arrive as Windstar is expanding its fleet from six to eight yachts.

The highlight of Windstar’s Travel Advisor Appreciation Month is the grand prize giveaway: a seven day Dreams of Tahiti cruise for two to Tahiti, including roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles (LAX). The cruise is valid for departures through March 31, 2027, offering the winner ample flexibility to plan the ultimate South Pacific escape.

From May 1 to May 31, every client booking for a 2026 Windstar cruise qualifies the travel advisor for one entry toward the Tahiti grand prize drawing. In addition, advisors will earn a $100 bonus commission per stateroom, paid in addition to standard commission. There is no limit on the number of entries or bonus commissions advisors can earn.

And bookings made during Travel Advisor Appreciation Month also qualify clients for Windstar’s Q2 promotional offer, which includes a Complimentary All-In Package. This enhanced value makes it easier for advisors to close sales while delivering a more seamless, inclusive cruise experience for their clients.

Janet Bava, Windstar’s Chief Commercial Officer, said that: “Travel advisors are at the heart of everything we do. Their knowledge, dedication, and ability to match the right guest with the right itinerary are essential to our success.”

As well, Windstar believes experience helps sell. A collection of sailings across the line’s sailing regions are offered at reduced rates especially for travel advisors.  Travel Advisor FAM fares are significantly reduced rates, sometimes half off, full public cruise fares, and in some cases exceed one‑third off, depending on sailing and availability.

Sail on over to www.windstarcruises.com for more.

Photos courtesy of Windstar Cruises