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THIS WEEK’S BEST


PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN: Love to Travel’s Joanne Dooey (third left) and her staff welcome MSC Cruises’ Claire Smith (centre) and JTA Travel’s Paul McDougall to their agency.


2. GOLDEN REGAL: Regal Travel’s Emily Mordecai (left) bags the top prize of a £500 holiday voucher at Tipto’s Face2Face Roadshow. She receives her voucher from Tipto’s Kellie-Laura Dean.


3. RIDING HIGH: Nine cyclists from the cruise sector celebrate completing an 80-mile bike ride from Waltham Chase in Hampshire to the Clia Winter Forum at the De Vere Cotswold Waterpark Hotel in Gloucestershire. They raised more than £7,000 for the Family Holiday Association. From left: Stuart Leven, Royal Caribbean; Graham Sadler, Regent Seven Seas Cruises; Simon Leeming Waterfront Publishing; Robbie White, Touchdown; Bernie Carter, Oceania Cruises; Giles Hawke, Avalon Waterways; Tony Roberts, Princess Cruises (and Clia UK & Ireland chairman); Dave Mills, Iglu. com; and John Fair, CroisiEurope.


4. THANK ROO VERY MUCH: Lucy Shadbolt, from Freedom Destinations in Hertford, wins Qantas and Tourism Australia’s Ultimate Aussie Adventure competition. She bagged a holiday for two to Oz, including business-class Qantas flights.


5. WINNING BIG: Tour operator Original Travel takes the plaudits for winning the Pacific Asia Travel Association Big Quiz. From left: Clare Jackson, Emily Dundas, Lucy Smith, Jacqui Brooks, Natalie Walford, Leonie Wright and Arlene Macauley.


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