NEWS SPECIAL REPORT
TAKE OFF IN TRAVEL INDUSTRY SUPPORTERS
The following companies and establishments have supported Take Off in Travel’s 2020 edition, showcasing what they do to recruit, retain and develop their teams.
we bring new ships into our fleet and each ship requires more than 1,700 dedicated and passionate crew to provide the best possible holiday experience.” He added: “Investing in
recruitment of new staff for roles both ashore and on board is key to the success of our business, and resources such as Take Off in Travel are a great way to access this new talent and share new and exciting opportunities. “Te cruise industry is an
innovative and diverse sector with endless opportunities for new talent and it’s our role as business leaders to seek out that new talent and nurture it to create the leaders of the future.” Vicki Wolf, education manager
at Abta, said: “Abta has been a supporter of Take Off in Travel since the very first edition, and it is a
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fantastic guide to the wide range of careers in the travel industry. “We have worked with educators
and training providers for many years and have several universities and colleges who are Abta partners. In addition, we work closely with our members on apprenticeships. “Te needs of the travel sector are
constantly changing, and Take Off in Travel really represents the wide range of opportunities in the industry and highlights new skills needs as they develop.”
i Read the digital edition of Take Off in Travel 2020 at:
takeoffintravel.co.uk
O Avis Budget Group O Barrhead Travel O Clarity O Club Med O Co-operative Travel O
Cruise.co.uk O Cruise & Maritime Voyages O Dnata O Hays Travel O
Iglu.com O
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays O Kuoni O Loveholidays
O MSC Cruises O Neilson Active Holidays O Newmarket Holidays O Norwegian Cruise Line O Riviera Travel O ROL Cruise O Royal Caribbean Cruises O Saga O Specialist Leisure Group O The Travel Corporation O Tui O University of West London O Youtravel
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PICTURES: iStock; Kuoni; Hays Travel
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