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The Travel Trade Weekend football tournament.
Agents enjoy the Segway experience around the resort with instructors
Agents tuck into a meze lunch at Omodos village in the Troodos mountains
The group gets a taste for one of Cyprus’s top products at a winery
From left: Katie Cook, Independent Travel Experts; Rana Ghazal, Aphrodite Hills; Sarah Astley, Bedbank
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Darren Eade, sales director at Aphrodite Hills, welcomes agents to the gala dinner
Barry Moxley, Traveltime picks up an award at the gala dinner for his amazing score on the golf course
It’s business as usual at Aphrodite Hills this summer!
Aphrodite Hills Resort in Cyprus recently invited 50 independent agents and their partners to sample what’s new for 2014 at the five-star property. While negotiations are continuing between owner InterContinental Hotels Group and Tui Travel about the hotel potentially becoming a Thomson Sensatori property, bosses at Aphrodite Hills say it is business as usual for this year.
“I would totally recommend the
resort to my high-end active families” Gilly Markham,
Travel Counsellors
The group discovers where the hotel got its name on an excursion to ‘Petra tou Romiou’, better known as Aphrodite’s Rock, on the coast west of Limassol
“Clients can make their stay at Aphrodite Hills as active as they want,
with the golf, tennis and horse riding, or just relax in the spa and soak up the sun by the pool” Katie Chamberlain, Travel Counsellors
Michael Cook, of
Independent
Travel Agents, prepares to
chip in during the golf
tournament, held at
Aphrodite Hills’ 18-hole
championship standard golf course
“You could easily stay on
resort for two weeks with everything it has to offer”
Daniel Hewitt, Kuoni
“The choice of activities caters for
all the family, with golf, tennis, football, spa and kids’ clubs” Kay Frankland, Designer Travel
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