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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. Agents gather for a selfie during a Florida fam trip hosted by the Visit St Pete/Clearwater tourist board. The group checked out beaches and cultural hotspots and sampled the region’s culinary staples. 2. Not Just Travel’s Peter Colvin takes a dip at Dunn’s River Falls during the agency’s ‘Elite Experience’ trip to the Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa in Jamaica. Twenty-eight agents, who also attended training sessions during the trip, were hosted as VIP guests of the Jamaica Tourist Board. 3. Barrhead Travel agent Anne Macaldowie (left) scoops a seven-night Alaska cruise after entering Holland America Line and Travel Weekly’s HAL-ASKA competition. Macaldowie, who is part of the Canada team at Barrhead’s Gordon Street branch in Glasgow, was presented with her prize by HAL business development manager Lucy Davies, after entering the competition to mark the line’s 75 years of cruising in the region. 4. Iglu Ski’s Joseph Bowler (left) and Philip Wright congratulate Virginia Anderson, from Disability Snowsport UK (DSUK), after the operator’s charity partner set a world record for the distance skied using seated equipment. A team of eight covered 37.4 miles in just over six hours at the Chill Factore indoor ski slope in Manchester.


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