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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. Fred Olsen Travel’s top-selling agents take part in a cooking session on Silversea ship Silver Ray during a rewards trip for last year’s performance. The agents secured their places on the four-night sailing, from Venice to Dubrovnik, after each delivering more than £1 million in annual sales. 2. Agents visit the house that inspired the novel Anne of Green Gables during a fam trip to Prince Edward Island, Canada, hosted by Prestige Travel. From left: Hollie Leighton, Spa Travel; Joe Lavers, Prestige Travel; Sue Manuel, Symphony Travel; Jackie Kellaway, Haslemere Travel; and Simone Lyn Howe, Deben Travel. 3. Members of Baldwins Travel’s dragon boat team prepare for the annual charity race in Tonbridge, Kent. The Baldwins Turkey Trot Squad, comprising 16 rowers and one cox, raised £600 for Taylor Made Dreams, which brings dreams to life for children with shorter lives. From left: Jasmine Evans, Travelsphere/Just You; Natasha Smith, Balkan Holidays; Gemma Hussey (front), easyJet holidays; Martin Bamford, Africa Collection; and Cheryl Elliott-Edwards, ITC. 4. Princess Cruises’ Eithne Williamson serves up a sweet treat for Travel Counsellors’ Alex Gavalda during a visit to Blackpool. The cruise line hired an ice cream van to thank agents for their support.


Q Have you got a photo of agents at work or play? Send your best-resolution pictures, with captions, to andrew.mcquarrie@travelweekly.co.uk


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