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GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2017 PREVIEW


SAGA


Agents’ dedication to finding the best breaks for their


clients needs to be recognised and so we are delighted to sponsor the Globes 2017. The only challenge is how on earth can you top the spectacle of the 2016 awards and who will be the host to beat Dame Edna!


Jeannette Linfoot, managing director, Saga Tour Operating Division


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. Jaymin Borkhatria, sales director


TRAVELPORT Travelport is delighted to sponsor the Globe


Travel Awards 2017. As the awards are exclusively voted for by the travel agent community, this highly prestigious event truly reflects the pulse of the industry and rewards the innovation and devotion of the people within it. As providers of the platform that is redefining travel commerce, Travelport is proud to be a leading player in such an exciting and fast-moving industry, and wish all nominees future success. Paul Broughton, managing director, UK and Ireland


ZOLV


The Globes is a leading awards ceremony


that recognises the best the industry has to offer. It is something we couldn’t imagine not being part of, and are pleased to be able to sponsor such an illustrious event. Olly Wenn, managing director


1 September 2016 travelweekly.co.uk 53


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