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The Globes reward dedication across every part of the travel trade, so, in addition to the supplier categories, five Special Awards are reserved for those who strive to set new standards and inspire positive change in the industry. These categories are judged by a dedicated panel


of experts who carefully assess each submission, looking for evidence of real-world impact. Companies and individuals can put themselves forward, or be nominated by colleagues, for these awards, with full details of how to enter available at globetravelawards.co.uk. Stu Parish, UK chief executive of Travel Weekly’s


parent company, Jacobs Media, says: “Our Special Awards recognise the significant impact made by those individuals and companies that go the extra mile in order to make our industry an even better place to work.


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“I encourage everyone to think about those who have made a positive change, the companies that strive for inclusivity and sustainability, or the colleague who works tirelessly behind the scenes. Now is the chance to spotlight those inspiring stories by nominating a company or colleague who deserves to be recognised for their efforts.”


Unsung Hero Award This award shines a light on the everyday heroes of the travel industry, from those whose hard work might go unnoticed but who make a real difference behind the scenes, to the community champions whose tireless efforts are worthy of recognition. If you have an unsung hero in mind – whether a dedicated member of back-office staff who keeps


2025 winners: (from left) Unsung


Hero Award – Marina Snellenberg, Tui; Travel For All Award – Ocean Holidays; Outstanding Achievement Award – Peter Shanks, Silversea


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