CV Villas achieved a 27% increase in trade sales this October compared to last year, marking an extraordinary month for the company.
- The company’s focus on agent engagement is credited for the heightened sales figures and future bookings.
- A significant rise in bookings for 2025, particularly for destinations like Greece, Portugal, and Italy, was noted.
- Turkey emerged as a popular destination, seeing a 166% rise in bookings due to its cost-effective offerings.
- Business Development Manager Chris Etheridge highlighted the ongoing improvements in trade engagement as a key success factor.
CV Villas has experienced a notable 27% surge in trade sales in October compared to the same month in the previous year. This remarkable growth is a testament to the company’s strategic emphasis on increasing agent engagement.
The firm has intensified its trade training efforts, doubling the initiatives carried out in the summer of 2023. Enhanced engagement has led to a successful fourth quarter, according to a company representative.
The most favoured destinations for CV Villas in 2025 include Greece, Portugal, and Italy, each seeing a marked increase in trade bookings. Greece alone observed a 29% surge.
Turkey’s popularity has soared with a 166% increase in bookings. This trend is driven by multi-generational and long-stay bookings in Kalkan, attributed to its appealing pricing.
Chris Etheridge, CV Villas’ business development manager, praised these advancements, also drawing attention to Lucy Gwinnell’s joining in April as a pivotal moment. He expressed optimism about the positive outlook for 2025, with trade bookings already on the rise.
CV Villas’ recent achievements underscore the effectiveness of its enhanced agent engagement strategy, reflecting positively on current and future trade bookings.
