2024 PREVIEW Industry


Our special awards recognise the best of the industry across a range of achievements – from sustainability to commitment to staff, and everything in between. And this year we’ve added a new accolade, the Travel for All Award, to recognise companies that have gone above and beyond when it comes to demonstrating inclusivity and accessibility for their customers. These five highly regarded accolades highlight the efforts of individuals and companies that have raised the bar in striving to make the travel industry a better place. Unlike the sector awards, which are voted for by agents, the special awards are judged by a panel of experts, who pore over every detail to select the most inspiring and deserving recipients. But first, it’s up to you to put forward your favourite companies or colleagues – the deadline is November 3. “The new award has been introduced


in response to growing awareness around accessibility and inclusivity in the travel sector, all key focuses of our Travel Weekly special themed edition published on July 13,” said Travel Weekly UK chief executive Stu Parish. “It joins our existing special awards in


recognising individuals and companies going the extra mile in supporting the industry as we continue to emerge from the pandemic. “I would like to express my thanks in advance to those who put forward nominations for these special categories.”


Nominations are now open for the individuals and companies worthy of consideration for one of five special accolades


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Ocean Holidays collects the inaugural Employer of the Year Award at the 2023 Globes


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HAVE YOUR SAY!


Nominate now at: globetravel ds.co.uk


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