Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 32:37 — 30.0MB)
| INTERVIEW SEGMENT |
| National Harbor is a 350 acre resort destination offering 3,000 hotel rooms tucked along the Potomac River 8 miles south of Washington D.C. National Harbor is host to one of the largest hotels in the country at the Gaylord Resort and National Convention Center. In addition, opening in 2016, is the MGM National Harbor entertainment facility with the largest casino outside of Las Vegas. All of the sites of Washington D.C. are accessible by water taxi from National Harbor for your clients who are interested in a patriotic visit. Josh Winston, National Harbor’s tourism director, joins us to talk about the many opportunities available for travel agents and their guests at National Harbor. Josh is available to help you, the travel agent, design a tour your clients will love. |
| LINKS TO ITEMS WE’VE DISCUSSED IN THE SHOW |
| National Harbor |
| Josh can be reached at joshwinston@nationalharbor.com or by calling (301) 203-4151. |
| CONNECT WITH US |
| The Home Based Travel Agent Show Facebook Page |
| Sharp Tongued Consulting Facebook Page |
| Sharped Tongued Consulting – Lorene’s Travel Agent Website |
| Barry’s Facebook Page |
| Lorene’s Facebook Page |
| Email Barry at barry@hometravelagent.net |
| Email Lorene at sharptongued@mac.com |
| The Home Based Travel Agent Show is available on your television through Roku in the Blubrry Channel. You can also find us on Blubrry at Blubrry.com. |
| The Home Based Travel Agent Show is a proud affiliate of the National Association of Career Travel Agents – NACTA. |
| Thank you for listening to the Home Based Travel Agent Podcast. |
|
The Home Based Travel Agent Show, Lorene, or Barry, receive no compensation from the guests on our show, or from the companies they represent. We invite guests to our show because they offer something of value to the travel trade community. The Home Based Travel Agent Show is entirely funded from the resources of Barry Kantz and Lorene Romero.
|
| This podcast uses many sounds from freesound, for the full list see here: Attributions |