Glenda's Story

Starting in 2006 as an admin assistant in a brick and mortar travel agency, but quickly advanced to a Travel Agent soon after. In 2011 she opened her own agency in another town. Starting with a list of none and staff that needed to be paid.

Glenda quickly rose to top sales on a national level, earning her trips onboard Uniworld River Cruises, Safari in Africa, plus many others. Consistently generating more than a million dollars annually in personal sales plus managing a team of in-house staff as well as independent contractors, Glenda has seen sales from many different perspectives.

A business coach since 2018, Glenda has been helping business owners just like you get more out of their business by closing more sales, reducing the unnecessary expense of resources wasted, resulting in increased profitability.

When the pandemic hit in 2020, Glenda quickly shifter her focus back to the Travel Industry and created Art of Selling Travel. 

At the Art of Selling Travel headquarters, we get how hard it is to be a travel professional, especially in a world where viruses, mother nature, and political unrest can change everything in a matter of minutes. The last thing you need to worry about is how to pay your bills at the end of each month. As a travel pro, you work hard to serve your clients and design memorable vacations. You deserve to be compensated for the work you do. 

Unlike other business coaches in the travel industry, we don’t focus on the small tasks that don’t actually make you money. Learning the latest trick for Instagram or agonizing over your logo doesn’t pay your bills. In fact, marketing alone will not make your business. Too often coaches will keep you distracted by focussing on just the marketing. At Art of Selling Travel we focus on generating sales. 

No one is born a salesperson, yet everyone learns how to be one. Think you’re not a salesperson? Have you ever convinced your kids to eat their vegetables? Talked your sister into lending you her favorite sweater or your parents into extending your curfew? Then you’re a salesperson.