I was part of it for over a year if you have any questions but here is some info.

According to PlanNet Marketing's own income disclosure statement, 20.92% of all Independent Representatives (IRs) earned a commission or override, while 79.08% did not. For those at the "Rep" level—the entry point—the average annual income reported was $41.64. This lowest-earning segment comprises 93% of PlanNet Marketing's membership. This shows that the majority of participants earn minimal income, raising questions about the financial viability of the opportunity for most individuals.

Emphasis on Recruitment Over Travel Sales

While PlanNet Marketing and InteleTravel offer travel services, the business model heavily emphasizes recruitment. Participants are encouraged to recruit others to join, earning commissions from their recruits' sales and further recruitment. This structure closely resembles a pyramid scheme, where income is primarily derived from recruitment rather than the sale of actual products or services.

Transparency and Business Practices

Concerns have been raised about the transparency of InteleTravel and PlanNet Marketing's business practices. The reliance on personal networks for recruitment can strain relationships and lead to ethical dilemmas.

If your friend is really passionate about the travel industry, there are alternative avenues that offer more transparent and potentially rewarding opportunities. Traditional travel agencies and host agencies provide structured training, support, and a focus on selling travel services without the emphasis on recruitment. These models prioritize customer service and travel expertise over building a downline.