You book the executive hotel stays. You coordinate the leadership offsites. You manage the multi-leg international itineraries. The hotels that take those bookings are paying commission on every one of them. Right now, that commission goes back to the property.
Join Fora and book the same travel through Fora's IATA number. Same hotels. Same rates. Same service to your executive. Commission starts flowing to you — and your executive starts receiving VIP perks they couldn't access booking directly.
The commission math
$630+
From a single 5-night executive hotel stay at $1,200/night—one booking you were making anyway.
Booking type | Example | Commission (15%) | Your share |
Premium hotel—domestic | $1,200/night × 5 nights | $900 gross | $630 |
Premium hotel—international | $1,500/night × 7 nights | $1,575 gross | $1,102 |
International trip (hotel component) | $10,000 trip | $1,500 gross | $1,050 |
Leadership offsite room block | 15 rooms × $350 × 2 nights | $1,575 gross | $1,102 |
Annual math
Three executives, six trips each, $4,000 average hotel spend per trip. That's $72,000 in managed travel.
At 15% commission and a 70% advisor split: $7,560 in year one—conservative, and before offsites, international trips, or executive leisure travel are counted.
Advisors who started as executive assistants and built their practice from their existing executive relationships are now doing $100,000+ annually in commission income.
The VIP edge
Fora's preferred partner network includes Virtuoso, Marriott STARS/Luminous, Hyatt Privé, Hilton Impresario, and Four Seasons Preferred Partner—programs that unlock amenities on the same properties your executive already stays at:
Suite upgrades when available
$100–$200 resort or property credits
Complimentary breakfast
Priority or early check-in
Your executive can't access these perks booking directly. You can deliver them—and get paid for the booking at the same time.
What changes when you join Fora
Executive hotel stays booked through Fora's IATA earn commission—same properties, same rates
VIP amenities become available on bookings you were already making
Corporate offsites and leadership retreats convert from coordination work to commission income
Bookable Quote handles follow-up confirmations without a manual loop
No new clients required—the travel your executives already take is the pipeline
Your existing access is the asset
Most new advisors spend years building the relationships and volume that EAs already have. Your executives travel frequently, stay at premium properties, and trust your logistics judgment. That's a ready-made advisory practice. Advisors who started in EA roles and built from their existing executive relationships are reaching $100,000+ in annual commissions—not because they found new clients, but because they started getting paid for work they were already doing.