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Which celebrities will take to the stage at the Globe Travel Awards 2019?


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here’s no better stage to be on than the Globe Travel Awards, which not


only draw the brightest and the best from across the travel industry, but also attract some of the biggest names in entertainment. The Travel Weekly events team is


keeping January’s big-name host and top-drawer acts a secret, but rest assured they’re hard at work putting together the best night in the travel calendar. You just have to look back at some of the surprise celebrity comperes from the past few years to see the calibre of our hotly-anticipated hosts. Whether you’re a fan of Alan Carr or namesake Jimmy, cheeky James Corden or even cheekier Jack Whitehall, laugh-a-minute Michael McIntyre, effervescent Dame Edna Everage or last year’s hilarious Harry Hill, there’s no


From top: Louisa Johnson, David Walliams, Michael McIntyre and Dame Edna Everage


doubt the Globe Travel Awards are the best gig in the travel diary. If you fancy putting forward your


guess for who will be this year’s celebrity host, sponsored by Cosmos, tweet us at @travelweekly with your best suggestion – though we can’t promise to tell you if you’re right! It’s not just the host that has the Globes audience rolling in the aisles, though. We pull out all the stops to get the very best entertainment on stage throughout the evening event. From music superstars Lemar and


Louisa Johnson to dance floor fillers Fleur East and DJ Trevor Nelson, Strictly Come Dancing stars to Chinese lion dancers, celebrity chefs Marco Pierre White and Eric Lanlard to compelling magic acts and more – there’s never a dull moment at the Globe Travel Awards.


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