Become a travel agent
Sell holidays, flights and cruises from home as an independent travel advisor with InteleTravel, with Maroon Travels as your sponsor and mentor.
What it is
InteleTravel is a UK host agency for home-based travel advisors. You train with them, then book travel for your own customers using their booking systems and supplier relationships, and earn commission on what you sell. You join through PlanNet Marketing, InteleTravel's marketing partner, and Maroon Travels sponsors you.
Our team focuses on travel to Africa and the Caribbean, and we'll help you get started: setting up, learning the booking tools, and finding your first customers.
What it costs
| PlanNet Marketing rep | $19.95 (about £14) to join, then $19.95 (about £14) a month. PlanNet offers a 90-day refund on the rep fee. |
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| PlanNet mobile app (optional) | $1 to start, then $4.95 a month. Not refundable. |
| InteleTravel advisor subscription | £142 one-off enrolment fee, then £32 a month. When you join through PlanNet, InteleTravel currently waives the first month's fee, so £142 is charged when you enrol. |
Together, that's about £156 to start and about £46 a month after the first month, before the optional app. PlanNet charges in US dollars, so its fees in pounds change with the exchange rate. InteleTravel's fees are from its UK enrolment page. Fees checked on 9 November 2026 and can change.
How you earn
You earn commission on the travel you sell to your own customers. PlanNet also pays commissions for enrolling other advisors and on their activity.
There is no guaranteed income. What you earn depends entirely on your own work, and most people who join earn little or nothing. Read PlanNet's Income Disclosure Statement before you join.
Before you decide
- You'll be self-employed, running your own business. You won't be an employee of Maroon Travels, InteleTravel or PlanNet.
- You're responsible for your own tax: register with HMRC for Self Assessment.
- Monthly fees continue until you cancel, whether or not you make any sales.
- InteleTravel has rules on how you advertise, including how you use the ABTA logo and what you can say about earnings. We'll take you through them.
It is illegal for a promoter or a participant in a trading scheme to persuade anyone to make a payment by promising benefits from getting others to join a scheme. Do not be misled by claims that high earnings are easily achieved.
Ready to join?
If you've read the costs and PlanNet's Income Disclosure Statement and want to go ahead, enrol on PlanNet's website. Your sponsor will show as Dwain Prendergast. If you'd rather talk it through first, use the form on this page.
Enrol with PlanNet Marketing (opens PlanNet's website in a new tab)