To promote its ‘Abu Dhabi, So Much More’ campaign, Travel 2 teamed up with the Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority and Etihad Airways to host a cultural evening for agents. From left: Hollie Smith, Travel 2; Carol Smith, Co-operative Personal Travel Advisor; and Nabeel Mahmoud Al Zarouni, Abu Dhabi UK country manager.
Azamara hosted a group of winning agents on a fam trip to Barcelona. The group won an incentive to attend an AzAmazing Evening, which included flamenco dancers and fine wine.
Ten agents from across the northwest were hosted by Turkish Airlines and Manchester airport on a fam trip to Jordan. The group spent a week learning about the country, tourism and enhancing their product knowledge. They visited Petra, Amman and the Dead Sea.
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Mark Lomas, assistant manager of Thomas Cook’s Burton-upon-Trent store, won a party for his store after completing SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment’s new online training programme. The celebration was hosted by SeaWorld to celebrate the park’s 50th anniversary.
Independent agents joined the first Tauck Academy since the new UK office was formed, with Ray Steward heading up the team. The cruise line is looking to boost relationships with the trade in the UK.
Trade-only tour operator If Only treated 28 top agents at an event at Loch Lomond. The operator told agents at the event about their recent developments and plans for 2015.
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