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PREVIEW GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2016 TRAVEL AWARDS 2016


w HAVE YOUR SAY The Globe Travel Awards’ trade categories are entirely voted for by travel agents, so there’s no better barometer to show which companies are really working on their relationships with the trade. That means you’re in the driving seat, as it’s up to you to decide who deserves a spot on the shortlist for each prestigious award category. We want you to tell us which suppliers have stood head and shoulders above the rest this year. Which have impressed you with their excellent sales support and training? Which have gone out of their way to help you win a booking or fix a problem for a client? Which have gone further and worked harder than their competitors to earn your trust and, by extension, your business? This is your opportunity to say


‘thank you’, and to reward them for working as hard as you do to keep your clients happy. Go to globetravelawards.co.uk now and make sure your favourite doesn’t miss out when the nominations close on October 9. Travel Weekly Group managing


director Stuart Parish says: “I know how much it means to be


nominated for a Globe Travel Award. I only have to look at the feedback I get every year from some of the most senior people in our industry, telling me how proud they are to be recognised by the travel agents they work with day in, day out, to know there’s no bigger honour. “That’s because the Globe


Travel Awards is, without doubt, the premier event in the travel industry calendar. Since Travel Weekly Group chairman Clive Jacobs acquired the business in 2009, I’m proud to say the awards have grown bigger and better every year, and we’ve got some even more exciting surprises in store for 2016. “But before we can start


celebrating, we first have to get on with the important business of deciding which suppliers should make the shortlist – and that’s where you come in. “This is your opportunity to


nominate the suppliers that you think deserve to be rewarded.” You can nominate in just one


category or several, and it only takes a couple of minutes. › To nominate your favourite suppliers, go to globetravelawards.co.uk


w TIME TO PARTY Once the nominations are in and the voting is over, the fun can really begin, with some seriously exciting entertainment lined up for the January 14 ceremony. Details of this year’s celebrity


host are being kept under wraps, but one look at the calibre of recent Globe Travel Awards comperes – Jack Whitehall, James Corden, Jimmy Carr, Michael McIntyre and Alan Carr among them – should give a fair idea of the A-list entertainers to expect. And


LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU:


Fleur East and Jack Whitehall starred back in January


that’s before the star-studded musical acts and unbelievable prize giveaways come into play. Add to that a drinks reception, gourmet three-course meal and an action-packed after-party at the glamorous Grosvenor House hotel and guests can be guaranteed a good night. And what’s more, ticket prices have been frozen at last year’s rates. › globetravelawards.co.uk


40 travelweekly.co.uk 3 September 2015


Don’t miss your chance


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NOMINATE NOW!


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