Global Resorts Network
January 4th, 2010 | by maynard |Global Resorts Network (GRN) is a world wide travel accommodation membership club. They offer high end 4 and 5 star resorts within their directory listings of over 5,000 quality resorts worldwide, most for only $298 per week with a GRN membership. This is a company that has been around for over 21 years and still going strong to this day.
The way that Global Resorts Network works is by offering high-end vacations at extremely low-end prices. For example, say someone wants to holiday in the Caribbean and it might cost $1,000 – that same vacation can be had through GRN. However, this is just the vacation price benefit – the real deal comes with becoming an affiliate rep, selling the membership that offers these discounted vacations.
Global Resorts Network offers you the business opportunity of becoming an independent sales rep which means that for every sale of a lifetime “Platinum” travel membership they will pay you a $1,000 commission. It also means a $1,000 commission is paid out to you for every sale that this member makes below you as well. They make $1,000 and you make a $1,000, it’s all good. Just to let you know, there is a gold membership available but the benefits are not quite as good as the platinum membership.
Once you’re a member, you can then go on to sell the same membership onto friends, colleagues, business leads – anyone, basically, in order to build your little business venture up. And with vacations being one of the constant things in anyone’s life, you can see where the potential for extra income comes from.
The really good news about GRN is that, so far, it seems to be a genuinely good opportunity for the average person to make a financial difference in their life. Even if you only manage to sign up 4-5 of your friends or family, you’ll receive a nice bonus to put toward your own discounted vacations.
If you are looking for a travel based business opportunity that you can be proud of, I would highly recommend Global Resorts Network. Finally when someone asks me “what are you up to,” I can tell them straight up like it is. “I am commission only sales rep for a travel company.” No long and complicated dragged out explanation of pay plans or network marketing schemes, just a real, honest home based sales person.