Q. Are you promoting any particular products and services to agents at the moment? A. One service that our agents are excited about is our VIP private transfers that are part of every long-haul Travelsphere tour. Our transfers really are private, with our customers being taken to the airport in the comfort of their own executive car. Our customers never have to share their car with anyone else and their chauffeur collects them from their door. When they return from their holiday their chauffeur will be waiting for them at the airport.
Q. As headline sponsor, you will have some stage time. What are you planning for the night? A. Our latest campaign is all about ‘Real Smiles’ which focuses on the positive impact travelling with Travelsphere has on its customers. In the build-up to the AAAs we want all those coming to the awards to share their ‘real smiles’ or what makes them smile on social media. We will pick a winner on the night and they will win a Travelsphere holiday.
Q. How many times have you been to the AAAs and what does the event mean to you? Any particularly memorable moments? A. This will be my10th AAAs! There are way too many memories to mention, I just love watching the agents having the best night of their year.
Q. For those who haven’t been to the event before, how would you advise them to make the most of the night? A. Just take it all in, it is such a fantastic experience and you will learn so much from what people are talking about. For the ladies, treat yourself and get your hair and make-up done…you can’t beat a bit of pampering.
Q. What song would you like to hear at the after-party? A. Anything by Beyoncé is sure to get the room pumping.
Agent Achievement Awards July 11, 2019
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PICTURES: Shutterstock; Steve Dunlop; Ben Phillips; Sarah Lucy Brown
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