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THIS WEEK’S BEST


PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. TOP SELLERS: Jamaica Tourist Board invites the top five agents who recorded the most bookings as part of its White Affair incentive to travel to the island in December for a group fam trip. The agents travelled in premium class and were hosted at the new Excellence Oyster Bay resort in Montego Bay.


2. WINNING WAYS: Shearings Holidays, sponsors of Super League champions Wigan Warriors rugby league club, welcome the trophy to its offices, where staff were given the opportunity to have their picture taken with it. Shearings Holidays’ Jane Atkins and Richard Calvert are pictured with the Betfred Super League trophy.


3. MUD POOLS AND BEER SPAS: Super Break takes eight agents from the southwest of England on a trip to Akureyri in northern Iceland to experience the operator’s exclusive winter charter breaks. Highlights included whale watching, the northern lights, the boiling mud pools and a trip to a beer spa.


4. LONDON LUXURY: Travel Weekly sister title Aspire hosts its latest Luxury Travel Forum in London. Sabrina Mora of ANA is pictured with Richard Lucas (left) and Kent Milne, both of Select World Travel.


5. STARFEST: Aito hosts its annual Starfest conference, attended by 56 agents and 76 tour operator representatives. From left: Jessica Dennison, Latin Routes; David McGuiness, Travel the Unknown; Aito STA chairman and Haslemere Travel owner Gemma Antrobus; Simon O’Neill, Oasis Travel; and Sandra Mutter of Andara Travel.


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