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1. RAFT WORK: Airways Holidays, Visit Guernsey and Condor Ferries educate agents about their product ranges before challenging them to a raft-building exercise


2. ALL A QUIVER: The Shearings Holidays team encourages agents to take aim and hit the bullseye with a training session on their latest developments and an archery lesson with Haven’s experts


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3. MUG’S GAME: Jaqueline Gallagher of Thomas Cook and Attraction World’s Kelly Giblin get creative in a domestic tourism-themed mug painting workshop courtesy of Hoseasons


4. NEW BALLS, PLEASE: The team at Newmarket tests agents’ knowledge and racket skills with a quiz-based tennis shootout


5. WHEELY GOOD: Agents compete in Bourne Leisure’s Segway relay race, completing activities and answering questions about the latest news of its three brands: Butlin’s, Haven and Warner Leisure Hotels


6. FLOAT-OUT: Members of the Airways Holidays, Visit Guernsey and Condor Ferries team take to the water for the raft-building challenge


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7. HAT-TRICK: Steve Riley of Ashley Adams celebrates a fantastic day of activities with a glass of bubbles at the Travel Brits drinks reception


8. TABLE MANNERS: Vaughn Medhurst and Christine Roberts of Bourne Leisure Trade Sales welcome agents to the Travel Brits 2018


9. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Attraction World’s Simon Garrido and Kelly Giblin help serve up a hearty lunch, which was sponsored by the ticketing specialist


10. HIT TARGET: Nicki Nicholls and Helen Firth, both Travel By Inspire, and Aaron Hood of Lincolnshire Co-op test their aim and hit the bullseye during a target session with Super Break


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