InteleTravel UK
A commission-split host, MLM-adjacent in the way it recruits, and by far the largest UK network by headcount, paying 70% rising to 80% above a threshold.
- Last reviewed 2026-09-21
- Not yet checked against the ABTA and ATOL registers
- Company website
The facts
| Model | Commission split |
|---|---|
| Cost to join | £142 setup |
| Ongoing fee | £32/mo |
| Other fees | None recorded |
| Agent keeps | 70%, 80% above threshold |
| Financial protection | ABTA |
| Agents in the network | 44,000 UK; 180,000 worldwide |
| Founded | 1991 (per company site) |
| Parent or owner | US parent company |
| Accepts newcomers | Yes — no experience required |
What sets it apart
Largest UK network by headcount; ABTA membership granted in 2019 after a two-year process; recruits through PlanNet Marketing.
Who it suits
Open to newcomers — the company’s stated position is “yes — no experience required”.
You work self-employed under the host’s licences and bonding, and keep an agreed share of the commission you earn.
How customers’ money is protected
This matters to you as well as to your clients: it determines who is liable if a supplier or the company itself fails.
ABTA: P7384. ABTA membership commits the company to ABTA’s code of conduct, requires it to protect customers’ money on holidays that do not include a flight, and gives customers a complaints and arbitration route.
ATOL via suppliers only: bookings are ATOL-protected by the supplier or operator, not under an ATOL licence held in InteleTravel’s own name.
Ownership and background
The fee figures (£142 setup, £32/mo, 70% rising to 80%) come from Informi’s guide rather than InteleTravel’s own site, whose enrolment flow gates its fees. The ABTA number P7384 appears in the inteletravel.uk footer; membership was granted in 2019 and reported by Travel Weekly and TTG Media. Recruitment runs through the separate PlanNet Marketing sales organisation, which is the source of the MLM-adjacent description.