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Honouring the best: supplie 1


1. Bourne Leisure Outstanding Agent of the Year WINNER: Love2shop Holidays Bill Lowe said: “Bourne’s products are so good they sell themselves. We tend to be really strong with one of the brands, but this year we’re up significantly with all the brands. Our team is now pushing Butlin’s, Haven and Warner Hotels, and that’s where our growth has come from this year.”


2. Best use of Abta branding WINNER: Travel Club Elite Becky Shingler said: “We are so proud of Abta and the Abta branding, and the confidence that it inspires. We use it on all our communications, our website, social media, e-shots and emails.”


3. Shearings Holidays Outstanding Agent of the Year WINNER: Holiday Getaway Angela Lucas said: “We’re based in Wigan and our shop has big windows that we fill with Shearings offers – so much so that we often get called the Shearings Shop. But we don’t mind as it’s great being associated with such a quality brand.”


4. Newmarket Holidays Outstanding Agent of the Year WINNER: Humberside Airport Travel Jo Collett and Vicky Hodgson said: “Newmarket Holidays’ product is so fantastic from Humberside airport that it’s really easy to sell. The Newmarket team has developed a real partnership with our team. The sales team is really passionate about the holidays they’re selling and that’s infectious! We run four customer open days every year and Newmarket comes to every single one.”


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26 travelweekly.co.uk 21 July 2016


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