TRAVEL AWARDS 2016 to win? What’s THE AWARD CATEGORIES IN FULL W
hen the great and good of the UK travel trade get
together for the Globe Travel Awards on January 14, 2016, they’ll be celebrating every single element of the industry. The incredible variety of
accolades – 33 awards across eight categories – is a real testament to the number of different suppliers involved at every step of a holiday, from making the initial booking, to the journey, the experience in-destination, and everything else along the way. Recognising the growth in niche cruising, we’ve split the awards for the best river cruise line and specialist cruise company into separate categories. And we’re bringing back our three special awards and a selection of consumer categories voted for by Mail readers (page 52). › To nominate your favourite suppliers, go to
globetravelawards.co.uk
w AT HOME Best UK Hotel Chain Best UK Attraction Best Operator UK Holidays
w ON THE WATER Best Ferry Company Best Mainstream Cruise Company Best Premium Cruise Company Best Specialist Cruise Company Best River Cruise Company Best Luxury Cruise Company
w ON THE MOVE Best Rail Company Best Mainstream Touring Company Best Premium Touring Service Best Car Rental Company
w DESTINATIONS Best Tourist Board Best All-Inclusive Resort Operator Best Hotel Chain (worldwide) Best Attraction (worldwide)
w FLYING Best Short-Haul Airline Best Long-Haul Airline Best UK Airport Best Premium Airline Service
w SERVING THE INDUSTRY Best Add-Ons Provider Best Technology Provider Best Insurance Provider Best Trade Sales Team Best Trade-Friendly Brand
w LONG-HAUL Best Long-haul Operator (multi-destination)
Best Long-haul Specialist Operator Best Luxury Operator Best Consolidator
w SHORT-HAUL Best Short-Haul Operator Best Activity and Adventure Operator
HAT-TRICK: Tony Seaman (left) of Attraction World walked off with three awards at the 2015 Globes
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