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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. Barrhead Travel agents Hayley McLeod (left) and Gemma Swindell are pictured outside the agency’s Ayr branch, the first store in the agency’s network to become a qualified ‘Keep Safe’ place for anyone who feels lost, scared or has been a victim of crime. Each of the businesses involved in the initiative receives training from Police Scotland. 2. Agents enjoy a tour of Shearings’ Country Living Lansdown Grove hotel in Bath. The tour operator invited agents for afternoon tea and to tell them all about what’s new for 2020. From left: Stuart Shimmin-Vincent, Midcounties; Claire Dutton, Shearings Holidays; and Kate Nurden, Tui. 3. Zory Radnay-Florian of Surrey-based Luxe Family Travel bags a five-night trip to Detroit and Michigan in a prize draw after completing an online training course designed to boost knowledge of US state Michigan. From left: Sonia Lee,


Delta Air Lines; Kelly Wolgamott, Pure Michigan; Radnay-Florian; Priti Gadhia, Online Travel Training; and Jennifer Ollinger, Visit Detroit. 4. Agents from Northern Ireland-based Terra Travel, Downe Travel and Spear Travels are whisked off on a week-long fam trip to California by luxury tour operator If Only. The trip involved food and wine tours, biking and adventure kayaking among other activities. Members of the group won places through If Only’s ‘Win a Fam a Day’ incentive.


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