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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2025 · 18 MIN

161. Hot Take: Preparing For Wave Season

from TIQUE Talks: The Business Podcast for Travel Advisors

→ JOIN THE NICHE COMMUNITY ←   This week’s Hot Take tackles a question from a Niche community member about how to prepare your business for the whirlwind stretch in January and February when travel inquiries surge (aka Wave season). Jennifer and Robin explain how to use the end of the year to reflect, audit, and refine so you enter 2026 clear on who you want to work with, confident in your systems, and ready to handle Wave season at full capacity. They also remind listeners that January and February don't look the same for everyone, and that’s okay! Success in 2026 isn’t about doing more … It's about doing what matters better. From knowing your dream clients to building repeatable systems and staying grounded when the industry gets noisy, this episode will help you enter Wave season with clarity, confidence, and total control!     Resources Mentioned: Episode 151. Hot Take: Holiday Spending Trends Episode 159. Hot Take: Commission Reconciliation Client Communication Templates           VISIT THE TEMPLATE SHOP   EXPLORE THE PROGRAMS   FOLLOW ALONG ON INSTAGRAM @TiqueHQ

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