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IN THE PICTURE 1


Travel Weekly hosted an executive dinner in partnership with Celestyal Cruises. The Greek islands and eastern Mediterranean specialist shared its vision for the brand in the region ahead of new ship Celestyal Journey joining the fleet in September.


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1. Celestyal Cruises’ Lee Haslett (third left) and Chris Theophilides (right) with Travel Weekly’s Stu Parish and Lucy Huxley 2. Janet Parton, Cosmos and Avalon Waterways; and Bridget Keevil, Travel Stop 3. John Sullivan, The Advantage Travel Partnership; Chris Theophilides; Tricia Handley-Hughes, InteleTravel; and Nick Marks, Baldwins Travel 4. Gail Albert, All Aboard Ship Ahoy; Vim Vithaldas, The Travel Network Group; and Andy Harmer, Clia 5. Dave Mills, Iglu.com; Sarah Weetman, Travelsphere and Just You; John Sullivan; Nisha Bean, Travelosophers; and Lucy Huxley 6. Giles Hawke, Cosmos and Avalon Waterways; and Sarah Lancashire, Gold Medal/Cruise Plus 7. Lee Haslett; and Phil Evans, Cruise Nation 8. Dave Mills, Chris Theophilides and Lucy Huxley 9. Annelene Hutton, Dawson & Sanderson


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6 JULY 2023


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PICTURES: Steve Dunlop


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