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1. Everyone’s a winner: The victors show off their spoils.
2. Shearings Award: Midcounties Co-operative Travel Pictured, from left: Ben Lovett, Midcounties Co-operative Travel; and Claire Dutton, Shearings Holidays Ben Lovett: “We enjoy attending the Travel Brit Awards every year and are delighted to have won the Shearings Award. The competition is so strong but the team always works extremely hard, so it’s nice to be acknowledged for that. Thank you, Shearings!”
3. Hoseasons Award: Seaside Travel Pictured: Julia Harwood, Seaside Travel; Ryan Carroll, Hoseasons; Claire Stronge-Taylor, Seaside Travel; and Nicola Stevenson, Seaside Travel Claire Stronge-Taylor: “We’re very excited to have won the Hoseasons award, and thrilled that all of our hard work to support them this year has paid off. We have a fabulous relationship with the Hoseasons team and always strive to grow our sales.”
4. Outstanding Contribution Award: Midcounties Co-operative Travel Pictured: Dale Marriott, Co-operative Travel Consortium; Ben Lovett, Midcounties Co-operative Travel; and Lee Hayhurst, Travel Weekly Ben Lovett: “We are delighted to have been presented with this award and I want to highlight that the hard work of the entire team has made this happen. Every single staff member works tirelessly to deliver results for our customers and we appreciate the support of all the suppliers here.”
5. Bourne Leisure Award: Bailey’s Travel Frances Walsh and Stef Trevett, both Bailey’s Travel; and Louise Tansey, Bourne Leisure Stef Trevett: “It truly is an honour to have picked up Bourne Leisure’s Travel Brit Award this year. To be recognised for the work we do for
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