46 THE BIG TRAVEL TRADE EVENT 2022
July/August 2022 Travel News THE UNEXPECTED BREAKFAST WITH PALLADIUM
Left: Agents having
fun at the Palladium- hosted
Unexpected Breakfast
Above: Agents show their selling skills at the Unexpected Breakfast
Right: Agents enjoying an unexpected hospitality offering at the Unexpected Breakfast
SILVERSEA LUNCH Left: Jackie
Geddis, Adrianne McCracken, Fiona Hagan, James Burke and Joanne Boyle of Hays Travel are pictured enjoying a champang reception at the Silverseas lunch
Left: Donna Close, Nicola Allison and Lorraine Garrett are pictured with colleagues from Hays Travel at the champagne reception for the Silverseas lunch on Day 2 of The BIG Travel Trade Event
Left: Kasie Simpson and Sharon Thompson of Thompson Travel
Left: Deirdre Laughlin and Claire Mulligan of Clubworld Travel
Above:
Agents enjoy the Silversea lunch
Left: Amanda Middler and Peter Shanks, Silversea
Above Right: Jamaican- inspired food station representing Grand Palladium Jamaica Hotel & Resort
Right: Joanne Peters and Lena Pedrotta of Palladium Hotel Group
Left: Spanish- inspired food station representing TRS Ibiza and Hard Rock Hotel, Marbella
Above: Deirdre Laughlin, Clubworld
Travel; Beala Tandon, Oasis Travel and
Bronagh Carabin of
Hays Travel are pictured with Joanne Peters and Lena Pedrotta of Palladium Hotel Group. The agents were all winners of a fam trip to 3 different Palladium Hotels.
Above: Agents at the Palladium Hotel Group-hosted Unexpected Breakfast take a selfie
ON THE PATIO
Lynda McCorry of Silversea Cruises is pictured with a group of agents from Hays Travel
Above: Brendan O’Connor and Jamie McNeil of Hays Travel
Above: Peter Shanks, Silversea Managing Director UK & Ireland speaks to agents during the Silversea lunch
Right: Natalie McQuaide, Kelsey Smith and Nadine
Lawrence, Hays Travel
Above: Daniel Smyth and Andy Shaw, Hays Travel
Agents and suppliers soak up the sun on the Patio at The BIG Travel Trade Event 2022
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