PREVIEW GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2016 Supporting the industry
SOME OF OUR SPONSORS EXPLAIN WHY THE TRAVEL WEEKLY GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS ARE SO IMPORTANT
AFFORDABLE CAR HIRE The travel industry is renowned for its generous
spirit and the way people within the sector are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to help others. Nobody epitomised this spirit more than Penny Akam, which is why we are once again thrilled to be sponsoring the Penny Akam Unsung Hero Award. Through this award, we are able to celebrate those selfless people working within the industry who are prepared to go that extra mile to make this world a better place. Angela Day, chief executive
ATTRACTION WORLD As a B2B business we are 100% committed
to the trade, and as such fully understand how important it is to sponsor prestigious events in our industry’s calendar, such as the Travel Weekly Globe Travel Awards. We are proud once again to be sponsoring the wine at next year’s event, so cheers everyone! Tony Seaman, group sales and marketing director
FEEFO
The Globe Travel Awards reflect the very best of
the industry, giving recognition to those that deliver exceptional customer service for their clients. This fits Feefo perfectly as we help operators, carriers, resorts and agents source customer feedback on these experiences. We love travel, we love awards and this makes it our pleasure to be a sponsor. Andrew Mabbutt, chief executive
HURTIGRUTEN
As the Globes are the foremost travel industry
awards, Hurtigruten is delighted to demonstrate our commitment to the industry, which is so important to our UK commercial success. We value your support and are determined to generate sales for our retail partners and to provide great commission, excellent personal incentives and wonderful fam trips. Richard Adams, UK head of marketing
P&O FERRIES We are delighted to support the Globe Travel
Awards 2016. As previous award winners, we appreciate the significance of receiving one of these prestigious accolades. The awards are the highlight of the travel industry calendar and recognise those companies which are the best in the business. At P&O Ferries, we strive to provide outstanding customer service and this commitment to quality continues to make us the number-one choice for nine
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million passengers every year. Danielle Wharrad, key account manager
ROYAL CARIBBEAN We believe it is important to recognise and celebrate
the best of our industry and these awards are a fantastic way to do that, being one of the few where winners are selected solely by UK agents, the frontline ambassadors of the travel business. Royal Caribbean is proud to have been voted Best Mainstream Cruise Company for the past five years, so we understand the importance of being recognised by colleagues in the industry for our hard work and dedication to excellence. Stuart Leven, UK & Ireland
managing director
THE HOLIDAY TEAM
We are proud to
be sponsoring the
Flying sector again. The Holiday Team is committed to working exclusively with the UK travel trade and offering excellence throughout the booking process. Rajan Sawhney,
commercial director TRAVELZOO
We’re delighted to be involved in
the Globe Travel Awards again, the industry awards that honour the best companies in
travel. Travelzoo continues to
partner with many of these award-winning companies to promote the very best deals to its four million members. 2015 has been a landmark year as not only did we celebrate 10 years in the UK but also published our two-millionth deal and reached two million ‘likes’ on Facebook. The Globes is a great way to start what we’re sure will be another significant year for Travelzoo. Joel Brandon-Bravo, UK managing director
TRAVEL AWARDS 2016
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