BOURNEC MMUNITYCHAMPIONS in association with


Could you be our fifth Bourne Community Champion?


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ince its launch in 2014, Bourne Community Champions has rewarded and provided practical support for a host of travel agencies that give back to their


local communities. And as we celebrate the competition’s fifth anniversary,


Travel Weekly is proud to partner once again with Bourne Leisure to launch the search for our 2018 winner. Bourne Community Champions was founded to help those agents and agencies up and down the country who do so much positive work in their home towns and regions. Over the years, the competition has provided hands-on and financial support for charitable projects including the creation of sensory rooms and gardens, the revitalisation of a community park and the revamp of an Age UK office. Now we’re asking you – our agent readers – to tell us which projects you’d like us to help YOU with this year.


PRIZES


The winner will receive: ✯ Assistance from Bourne Leisure’s community support team and members of the Bourne Leisure and Travel Weekly teams for the winning project, in addition to £1,000 towards costs.


✯ A two-page feature in Travel Weekly about the project. ✯ Tickets for two people to join Bourne Leisure at the Travel Weekly Agent Achievement Awards in July.


Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly editor-in-chief, said: “Bourne Community Champions is a great example of the travel industry supporting one another, and we are proud to work with Bourne Leisure to help our readers make a real difference in their communities.” Bourne Community Champions is open to all agents, whether


working on the high street, from home, online or in call centres. It is open to both agencies and individual agents.


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