WorldVentures™, the leading direct seller of global travel and leisure club memberships, held BootCamp training events over the past two months for its Independent Representatives in Europe, Australia, Asia and the United States.
Each BootCamp brought WorldVentures Reps together, delivering incomparable business and leadership training. In addition to providing training for Reps, WorldVentures events positively impact local communities through increased hotel, dining and activity spending, as well as one-day volunteer events with the WorldVentures Foundation™ and partner organizations to create positive change for children and families around the world.
Participants stayed on an average of three nights to attend BootCamp, with the following positive economic* and community contributions in each event location:
Europe
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Attendees: 2,782
Average spend per person, per day: 513 lei (around US$129)
Overall financial contribution: around 5.7 million lei (around US$1.4 million)
Volunteers: 125
Partner organization: Asociatia Action
Activity details: Volunteers teamed up at a local orphanage for cleaning, light yardwork and painting to create a bright, beautiful space for the children to spend their time.
Australia
Location: Gold Coast, Australia
Attendees: 760
Average spend per person, per day: AU$821 (around US$610)
Overall financial contribution: around AU$2.5 million (around US$1.85 million)Volunteers: 45
Partner organization: Police-Citizens Youth Club
Activity details: Volunteers tackled light landscaping, general maintenance and painting of the club to
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WorldVentures BootCamp In South Africa Attracts 1,200 Attendees
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WorldVentures, the leading direct seller of global travel and leisure club memberships, drew exceptional attendance at BootCamp, a regional training event in Johannesburg, South Africa, from June 8 to 10, 2018.
BootCamp brings WorldVentures Independent Representatives together from around Africa to build leadership skills, develop a mindset guided by purpose, and gain the personal courage and determination they need to fight for their dreams.
In addition to providing incomparable training for Reps, WorldVentures events positively impact local economies through increased hotel, dining and activity spending.
The 1,200-plus BootCamp attendees stayed an average of three nights in Johannesburg for the event. According to Budget Your Trip, visitors to Johannesburg spend an average of 1,346 rand (US$103) per person, per day, making the overall financial contribution of attendees to the local economy around 1.6 million rand (around US$120,000) during the event weekend.
Highlights of the event include:
Chief Executive Officer Josh Paine delivered an insightful address, providing an enthusiastic update on the trajectory of the company, from the products to the platform. “Our full product spectrum allows customers to engage with you in many different ways, anytime they want,” Josh said. “That makes it even more important for you to have a platform that allows you