GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2015 — PREVIEW
nominations and your votes really do matter, so make them count and nominate now.” The nomination process is open, so visit
globetravelawards.co.uk and tell us who has stood head and shoulders above the pack this year in key sectors from cruising and aviation to theme parks and tour operating. You can make nominations in some or all
categories, based on your opinions and personal experiences. Maybe a truly exceptional product has blown your socks off, you’ve been impressed by comprehensive training and sales support, or you’ve appreciated the benefits of a generous commission structure. Whatever factors into your decision, there’s one
thing you can be sure of: every vote counts. Log on to
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l THE CEREMONY James Corden, Michael McIntyre, Jack Whitehall, Jimmy Carr, Alan Carr. This list isn’t of guests on a prime-time TV panel show, but of the comedians who have hosted the Globe Travel Awards over the past five years. Superstar hosts are just part of the travel industry’s biggest party of the year. Last year the RPJ Band had the crowd up and dancing into the wee small hours, and sophisticated string quartet Escala wowed the crowd with a flawless performance.
That’s on top of a drinks reception and a three- course dinner, all held in London’s Grosvenor House Hotel. The 2015 ceremony will take place on January 15, and the Travel Weekly events team is already hard at work behind the scenes making sure this event will exceed all expectations – a pretty difficult task following last year’s rave reviews. Plans for the evening and the identity of our celebrity guests will be kept under wraps until the night itself, but we can reveal one piece of good news. We’ve frozen ticket prices at last year’s levels, so it’s even better value. Get booking your tickets at
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