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THE REWARDS OF INCENTIVE TRAVEL

Rewarding top-performing employees with a cash bonus is an expensive way to do business, with the latest research revealing that it’s not nearly as effective as a non-monetary reward such as a great getaway. An unforgettable trip that delivers a novel or meaningful experience is where it really pays off, for both the team participating and the company footing the bill.

Director of Travel & Sports Australia, Paul Ramsay, says incentive travel is increasing year on year as companies seek to take staff away

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