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Benjamin.Bouldin Royal Caribbean Group Nice to have my senior sales team in Miami ahead of two days of Spark Sales Academy training.
Vueling: Good in parts
Story: Vueling to launch five new Gatwick services to Spain Mary Baldwin: I’ve been using Vueling from Cardiff to Malaga since it arrived on the scene, and it’s very good too. However, we have to use the bus to get to the terminal in Malaga and summer fares and schedules are not good!
Peat: Congrats, Jonny Story: Advantage names Jonny Peat as commercial manager for cruise Carole Rowe: Congratulations Jonny, good luck in your new adventures.
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Westoe Travel @westoetravel A very special tour today for friends of @chloeandliam24t. A
visit to the Glade of Light Memorial and then on to Manchester Remembers charity football game. Thank you @stanley_travel for the excellent coach and the brilliant driver, Tony Hunt.
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The best of your letters, comments and social media this week CAA consultation: ‘PR exercise’ Lost staff: ‘Won’t return’
Story: CAA upbeat ahead of March Atol renewal deadline What consultation? Renewals this year have been contingent on a significant increase in restrictions as detailed in the “consultation” document, from setting up expensive trust arrangements to increased liquidity requirements. No consideration has been given for debt accumulated during the pandemic or the slow market recovery. If you’re an SME you’ll already know the consultation is nothing more than PR, the restrictions are already happening by stealth.
Guy Q Travel Weekly would welcome a response from the Civil Aviation Authority
Story: Trade ‘must prepare for more complaints’ this summer Sadly, more than 200,000 experienced travel industry staff lost their jobs during the pandemic and do not want to come back. This has put immense pressure on the res staff, and us agents who have to hold on the phone for hours to do a simple task such as add a request or make an amendment and we cannot get quotes back to clients quickly enough. Jenny Jackson
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