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knowledge college
Win a holiday
to Portugal
Take our newest courses about Portugal and South
Carolina and win mugs and a trip to a luxury pousada
SOUTH CAROLINA.
South Carolina’s attractions range from
187 miles of coastline and 350 golf
courses to thrilling activities, such as
mountain biking and white-water rafting.
The course will bring you up to speed
with all that South Carolina can offer PORTUGAL. Reward: The first 100
your customers – beaches, state parks, Swot up on Portugal in travel professionals to
cities, theme parks, museums and events. Knowledge College and complete the course will
you could win a trip to be entered in a prize
Reward: Successfully complete the train- see the destination for draw to win a holiday for
ing course to be entered into a monthly yourself. The nine-mod- two courtesy of Pousadas
prize draw to win two South Carolina ule course covers all the de Portugal, with flights
mugs and a folding umbrella. regions in Portugal, from
the Algarve and Lisbon to
WIN
provided by TAP Portugal.
Did you know? the Azores and Madeira. Did you know?
■ Myrtle Waves Water Park features the There’s an introductory module ■ The highest point in Portugal
world’s largest tubular slides with useful information about is the volcano (2,350m) on
travel to and within Portugal and Pico Island in the Azores
■ Notorious pirate Blackbeard blockaded accommodation options. The final module is
the South Carolina port of Charleston devoted to TAP Portugal, the national airline, ■ The baggage allowance for TAP Portugal
in 1718 which serves 58 destinations in 25 countries includes one free golf bag per passenger
worldwide.
Train for free with TTG! For a complete list of Knowledge College courses and the prizes on offer,
see
ttglive.com/ttgknowledge. And don’t forget to send your feedback about Knowledge College
courses to TTG’s Katherine Lawrey on
klawrey@ttglive.com. Keep up the good work!
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