Uniworld Boutique River Cruises has added a new 2022 course to Uniworld University, the brand’s online travel advisor education program.

The course, titled New for 2022, will bring advisors up to speed on what their clients can expect onboard Uniworld cruises this year. After completing the course, advisors will receive a special discounted rate of up to 60% off 2022 cruises.

Travel advisors can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of Uniworld’s expanded list of Cruise & Rail itineraries including a new rail-only trip along the world’s greatest railway, The Trans-Siberian Express; Milan, Venice & Istanbul; and Castles of Transylvania & The Enchanting Danube.

They will also get to know Uniworld’s newest itinerary, Dutch Delight, packed with Dutch history and culture. Additionally, advisors will learn about Uniworld’s 2022 on-shore excursions including the ‘Nights Out’ experiences, the social impact-driven ‘MAKE TRAVEL MATTER’ Experiences and a visit to the famous Floriade Exposition on select itineraries.

“With another exciting year ahead for Uniworld, working together with our travel advisor partners remains a top priority,” says Ellen Bettridge, CEO and President of Uniworld Boutique River Cruises.

“We have designed our courses to be engaging and dynamic, providing our advisors all the necessary information needed to confidently sell to their clients,” adds Michelle Palma, President of Uniworld Boutique River Cruises Canada. “We are incredibly grateful for these partnerships and look forward to another year of spectacular Uniworld trips with their clients onboard.”

Travel advisors can register for the new course at UniworldUniversity.com and gain access to the full TTC Agency Academy platform, which includes a host of trainings and e-learning tools for Trafalgar, Contiki, Insight Vacations and Uniworld Boutique River Cruises.

The platform is hosted on Litmos and can be found on the SAP Litmos mobile app. Once downloaded, enter thetravelcorporation.litmos.com to begin. Travel Advisors can also earn continued education credits with Uniworld University through CLIA and The Travel Institute.