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SPOTLIGHT CELEBRITY CRUISES INCENTIVE


CELEBRITY CRUISES ‘PAMPER A FRIEND’ INCENTIVE The Spa on Celebrity Edge


PAMPER PRIZES


Celebrity Cruises launched its Pamper a Friend incentive in May for agents to nominate someone who deserved a treat, as the line revealed details about The Spa on new ship Celebrity Edge. Here, we highlight three of the many moving nominations


SAMANTHA WILKINSON DELMARWORLD,WREXHAM


A Tui agent who made regular 140-mile round- trip drives to support her ex-colleague is among those to have won the Celebrity Edge spa incentive. Rachel Cunningham


(pictured left), who works for Tui in Huddersfield, was nominated by her friend of 17 years and fellow agent Samantha Wilkinson (pictured right). When Samantha was going through


“a rough time” in her personal life, Rachel called her every day and regularly drove from her Yorkshire town to Chester to see her friend. Samantha, now of Wrexham-based


agency Delmar World, said: “Rachel was shocked when I told her. I had to explain to her why she had been nominated. I don’t know what I would have done without her. “I have been through a particularly


rough time and she has been there every step of the way with me.”


THE WINNING AGENTS These are the 20 agents who successfully nominated someone deserving to win a pampering prize


w Janice Abbot-Black w Megan Barker w Hayley Burnell w Nicola Cowan w Susan Dogan


w Loretta Edge w Katie Gill w Kirsty Hood w Vanya Jenkins w Dawn Macintosh


CHESNEY MILLER BARRHEAD TRAVEL, SOUTHAMPTON


Barrhead Travel agent Chesney Miller nominated his mum (both pictured) for a pampering after she battled through an “extremely difficult year” as her


husband’s health deteriorated. Theresa Wallace was forced


to become a carer for husband David after he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease six years ago. The full-time pharmacy worker, 59, of Southampton, is now the primary earner in the household with her husband unable to work. To make matters worse, Theresa lost her father to cancer in April. Chesney, 26, who works at Barrhead


Travel’s Southampton branch, said: “My mum is really happy she has won the Celebrity Edge spa incentive. To be able to treat herself is massive, because all her money goes into our household. It is a nice treat for her.”


w Chesney Miller w Leanne Mudd w Estelle Pitman w Gina Robertson w Annette Shelkin


w Angela Taylor w Grace Wallace w Ruth White w Samantha Wilkinson w Stephanie Winfield


ANGELA TAYLOR TRAVEL COUNSELLORS, SCONE


The daughter of a Travel Counsellors home-based agent was nominated for Celebrity’s spa treatment for the way she has brought up her five-year-old son


since she became a mum at 16. Leah Taylor Murray, now 21, was


put forward by mum Angela Taylor (pictured), a Travel Counsellors agent based in Scone, Scotland. Angela, 40, said: “Leah said from


day one that she did not want benefits and worked full time with the council after Charlie was born. She had to pay nursery fees without the help of child support. I’m so proud of her.” Angela said she wanted her daughter to be pampered as she “forgets about herself” when looking after her son. “Leah was so excited when I told her about her winning. She’s never won anything, so it was a lovely surprise,” Angela added.


38 travelweekly.co.uk 2 August 2018


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