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PREVIEW GLOBE TRAVEL AWARDS 2016 How to


GET YOUR HANDS ON THE HOTTEST TICKETS IN TRAVEL


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ecuring your spot at Travel Weekly’s flagship event,


the Globe Travel Awards 2016, couldn’t be easier – but you have to get your skates on to avoid missing out. With tickets already in high demand, in no small part due to the unprecedented excitement around last year’s ceremony, January 14, 2016, is a date worth putting in your diary right now. Finding out which lucky winners will be taking home a much sought-after Globe Travel


TRAVEL AWARDS 2016


Award is just one part of an evening bursting at the seams with top-quality entertainment. Last year’s audience flooded the dance floor for a splash of Uptown Funk from singing sensation Fleur East, along with daring moves from the stars of Strictly Come Dancing, tasty humour courtesy of celebrity chefs Marco-Pierre White and Eric Lanlard, and a buzzing after-party with music from the always-impressive RPJ Band. And that’s not forgetting the


unbelievable prizes given away, which included a holiday to China, two tickets to anywhere on the Ethiopian Airlines network, five trips to New York and a


£10,000 Tiffany diamond. Phew. There’s even more in store this


year, so to bag your place, go to globetravelawards.co.uk to book your tickets now. Tables of 10 are priced at £2,990 plus VAT, with


individual tickets from £299 plus tax, giving you entry to the drinks reception, the glittering awards ceremony and after-party, plus a three-course meal and half a bottle of wine per person.


42 travelweekly.co.uk 3 September 2015


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