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Lagrange snowman seeks
Walking in a winter Sunderland:
Lagrange wasn’t the only travel
a flurry of ski bookings
company which made a promotional
prop out of the recent snow.
This snowman outside The
Co-operative Travel shop in
Sunderland was doing his best to
entice customers into thinking about
grabbing some sun this year.
He’s pictured here with travel
adviser Laura Curry. Nice snowman,
not sure about the pun.
SNAPPED
RYAN GIGGS WINGS IT:
AIR MALTA had some celebrity
passengers when Manchester United
players Gary Neville, Ryan Giggs and Paul
SELF-CATERING specialist Lagrange seized on the recent Scholes flew with manager Sir Alex Ferguson to
Alpine weather the UK has been enduring to promote its visit the island’s Man Utd Supporters’ Club,
latest ski brochure. which is celebrating its 50th year. Quite a coup
Reservations consultants Nadia Matharu and Rebecca for the airline, which supplied some nice photos
Moore are pictured with the France operator’s latest icy of the players enjoying the onboard service.
marketing tool as it “reads” the latest brochure. But something tells us the pics were handled
It was built to tempt potential customers, taking time by someone who is not a big football fan. The
out to play in the snow in a park opposite, into buying a above shot sent to TTG was captioned “Gary
last-minute ski break. Neville and Paul Scholes on Air Malta”.
TTG has no word on how successful it was. Sorry, no prizes for guessing who it really is.
However, Lagrange has reminded agents it offers But it’s fitting to see that Giggs, one of
10% commission and brochures are available online at football’s finest left wingers, took up his seat
trade-gate.co.uk or by calling 020 7371 6111. on the aircraft on the . . . left wing.
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