GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2017 PREVIEW E
veryone likes to be rewarded for a job well done – you’ve
worked hard, gone the extra mile, and sometimes, all it takes is a simple ‘thank you’ to make it all worthwhile. Well, here’s your chance to
give that metaphorical pat on the back to all your favourite travel suppliers, showing how much you value their hard work over the past year by nominating them for the most prestigious award in travel. The Globe Travel Awards is the biggest event in the
industry’s calendar – when you, the readers of Travel Weekly, get to have your say about who has impressed you most this year. It could be an operator that has gone above and beyond with a tricky booking, a cruise line that gets nothing but good feedback from your clients, a hotel chain that consistently impresses with its customer service, or a trade sales team which has put serious time and effort into helping you boost your business. The Globe Travel Awards are
nominated by and voted for entirely by agents – so start nominating now to make sure your favourite suppliers get the recognition they deserve when the spectacular Globe Travel Awards take place at London’s Grosvenor House, a JW Marriott Hotel, on January 12, 2017. It’s a glittering affair which
attracts the crème de la crème of the industry, so nominate your top suppliers – before the deadline of October 12 – to make sure they could be the ones
going home with a gong in hand. To nominate, and for all further
information about the night, go to
globetravelawards.co.uk.
w A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Anyone who’s been to the Globes knows it’s bigger and better than any other event in the industry – and this year will be no different. We’re keeping the celebrity host under wraps for now, but with the calibre of past comperes – most recently, the loveable Dame Edna Everage, and before
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