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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. If Only hosts 10 agents on an action-packed week-long fam trip to Mexico, which included visiting a range of high-end properties throughout Playa Mujeres, Cancun and Riviera Maya. Agents won their place through If Only’s Win A Fam A Day peaks incentive. From left: Cathy Dowson, If Only; Tracy Docherty, If Only; Nahúm Velasco, chef at Grand Velas; Lauren Johnstone, Belle Travel in Glasgow; and Jenny Reid from Charlie Reid Travel in Kirkcaldy, Scotland. 2. Travel Guru staff celebrate the agency’s first birthday alongside MSC Cruises’ Claire Smith (far left), who was at the store in Uddingston, near Glasgow, to offer training sessions on the line’s booking system. From left: Smith, Billy Watson, Kirsty Caig, Paul Reid and Theresa Hegarty 3. Tipto ends its 20th year in style with a final VIP event at The Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, for 50 agents and suppliers. From left: Craig Secker, Bourne Leisure; Rachel Elston, Thomas Cook; Aaron Candler, Trafalgar & Insight Vacations; Rashila Patel, Not Just Travel; and Sara Hearne, Travel With Kitts in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire. 4. Barrhead Travel’s Emma Brown (left), Shannon Sweeney (centre), and Shauneen Curran smile for the camera at the Scottish-based agency’s cruise show. Cruise lines including P&O Cruises, Royal Caribbean International and Carnival Cruise Line met more than 300 clients at the event held in Barrhead’s flagship superstore in Glasgow city centre last month.


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