MIAMI – Viva Resorts by Wyndham announces the launch of the Viva Pro Rewards Program, a game-changing initiative designed to deliver unrivaled rewards for travel agents when booking stays at their stunning, all-inclusive resorts. Launched in May 2024, this program is already making waves among travel agents in the USA, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Puerto Rico with plans to expand to more markets worldwide.
The Viva Pro Rewards Program stands out in the travel industry by offering travel agents incredible flexibility and the opportunity to earn rewards instantly. With a simple application process and the ability to cash commissions anytime, agents have flexible options for redeeming their points. They can choose between cash, Amazon gift cards, or all-inclusive stays at any Viva Resort by Wyndham. Notably, opting for hotel stays lets agents use their points at 1.5 times their value, offering the best deal.
“We created the Viva Pro Rewards Program to give back to the travel agents who have been such an integral part of our brand and growth,” says Viva’s Director of Sales & Marketing, Gilda Noboa. “This program offers them the flexibility to use their rewards whenever and however they want, making it thoroughly different from what other brands offer.”
The process to join the Viva Pro Rewards Program is straightforward and user-friendly. First, travel agents register at vivaprorewards.com, providing valid credentials and keeping essential information all in one place. Once verified, agents enter the details of their bookings made through traditional tour operators. Each agent is able to access their bookings through dedicated profiles, making it easy to see just how much they are earning. The system then automatically calculates and updates the rewards earned from each booking. Points are easily accessible and can be redeemed at any time, giving agents the chance to enjoy the fruits of their hard work whenever they choose.
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