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THE WINNERS ARE...


Southern Agent Partner: Reader Offers Travel


Midlands Agent Partner: Bolsover Cruise Club


Northern Agent Partner: Six Star Cruises


Business Development Retail Partner: The Cruise Line


Tour Operator Partner: Trailfinders


Business Development Tour Opertor Partner: ITC


Groups Travel Partner: Deluxe Cruises


Premier Travel Partner: Sovereign Cruise Club Homeworker of the Year:


Bottoms up: Dani Scannella (left), Seabourn, with Lesley Monk of Deluxe Cruises, winner of Seabourn’s Group Travel Partner award


Emma Taylor, Six Star Cruises Seabourn Star:


Well I never!: Andy Harmer, Clia; Scott Anderson, Wexas; James Cole, Six Star Cruises; and friends


Glass act: Edwina Lonsdale (left), Mundy Cruising, with Katie Brickell, Seabourn


Helen Moore, Bolsover Cruise Club


Premier class: Stefan Shillito (second right) of Sovereign Cruise Club, winner of the Premier Travel Partner award, with Seabourn’s Wendy Lahmich (left), John Delaney and Lynn Narraway


Mixed doubles: (from left) Phil Nuttall, The Cruise Village; Emily Deacon; Vikki Courtman, Seabourn; and Steve Williams, GoCruise


Pick up a penguin: Simone Clark (left), Planet Cruise/Iglu; with Wendy Lahmich, Seabourn


15 January 2015 — travelweekly.co.uk • 53


Seabourn winners 2014 Seabourn once again celebrated the achievements of its agent partners at the luxury cruise line’s annual Awards Dinner, held just before Christmas at the Lainston House Hotel in Winchester. The event was hosted by John Delaney, Seabourn’s senior vice-president, marketing and sales, Lynn Narraway, managing director UK and Ireland and the UK ales and marketing team.


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