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Sarah has 10 years’ experience working in the VTCXGN KPFWUVT[ YKVJ C URGEKƂE HQEWU QP VJG NWZWT[ UGEVQT *GT EWTTGPV TQNG QH OCTMGVKPI FKTGEVQT GPEQORCUUGU FPCVCoU HQWT $ $ DTCPFU )QNF Medal, Pure Luxury, Cruise Plus and Incredible Journeys. Sarah has also previously held roles in the marketing teams at Scenic and Carrier.


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Sales to the Maldives are up more than 15% year on year and we’ve seen positive future bookings for February and April in 2025


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