Opportunity Review: Easy Travel Business

Make £25,000+ Per Year Part Time Organising Niche Group Coach Tours

With the pound battered against other major currencies and the economy tanking, many people will be looking closer to home for their holidays this year.

So what better way to exploit this than organising coach-based group outings? Ok, it might seem hokey and unglamorous, but I bet there will be a significant spike this year in this more modest holiday option. And I can highly recommend a new manual (How To Start Your Own Profitable Group Holiday And Day Excursion Business) that shows you how to get started.

I was surprised to learn that coach trips are not just for school runs and OAP’s days out to Western Super Mare!

The secret to running a successful group tour business is to focus in on the niche events rather than to go up against the more general holiday packages. And there’s a huge range of niche group travel markets out there that you could be exploiting:

- Historic outings
- Religious
- Health Activity breaks
 - School trips
- Work and company outings
 - Walking tours
- Theatre trips

I know it may seem obvious, but I’m not suggesting for one moment that you actually have to buy a coach (you’d be surprised at some of the emails I get). No, this business can be outsourced so you can hire coaches – in fact you could run a very profitable group holiday business from home and never actually have to meet anyone.

You focus on marketing and organising the tour and leave the driving and tour guide stuff to someone else.

There are several obvious advantages to this type of business:

- You have a low start up cost – the people behind this business opportunity suggest you could test a single trip for £600 – if successful you can repeat and then expand making it a full scalable business model.

- It’s easy to learn – unlike most trades you don’t need any sophisticated training or expensive licenses.

- You’ll benefit from a positive cash flow from your very first trip.

- And you don’t need an expensive office, staff, stock or equipment.

Here’s what you will need: although this is certainly a business anyone with a bit of get up and go can start, I suspect that those who really make decent money from this will be motivated and comfortable with running a small business. You’ll need to be organised and not be afraid of taking a project and breaking it down into its component parts.

I agree with the authors who recommend you “start with a few daily excursion projects to get used to this business and build your own experience. Once you are familiar with the fundamentals of this great business idea then start moving into larger travel projects (including international trips), if indeed you aim to grow a very profitable business.”

The manual is very well written, has logical presentation, covers all the key areas and draws upon first hand experience of experts. I really can’t praise the quality of the manual highly enough. It’s packed full of hard info – no fluff and definitely hype free.

So how much could you make? It’s difficult to say – the authors don’t make big claims, which is very refreshing, though they do hint that you could expect to earn £250+ for a simple 1-day trip and at least £1,000 for multi-day trips. Let’s say you were doing one 1-day trip a week and 1 multi day per month, you’d be bringing in £25,000 a year.

Not bad for a business that you could easily run from home in your part-time! Recommended!

Further details:

Price: £77 + £8.95 P&P

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Order: http://www.easytravelbusiness.co.uk/