ADVERTORIAL
Seabourn salutes trade partners at lavish lunch
The Seabourn UK team hosted more than 100 VIP travel and media partners at this year’s Seabourn Partner Lunch, held at Scandinavian restaurant Haugen in London. Guests were treated to a Q&A with Seabourn’s Lynn Narraway and Tony Roberts and heard an update on Seabourn Expeditions from the line’s Robin West. As well as a delicious Christmas lunch, guests enjoyed entertainment courtesy of BK Creative Productions (which provides most of Seabourn’s entertainment onboard) including music from Cecilia Sordoni and Seabourn singer Johnny Fitzharris. Special guests included ITV’s Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Arnold, royal butler Grant Harrold and the travel legend that is Judith Chalmers OBE.
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1. Expedition-ready: (from left) Tony Roberts, Lynn Narraway, Robin West, Carly Perkins, Seabourn hotel director Klaus Kabelitz and Wendy Lahmich 2. Blonde ambition: Jacqueline Dobson and Caroline Donaldson, both Barrhead Travel; with Lynn Narraway 3. Going crackers: Becky Williams,
Imagine Cruising; Wendy Lahmich and Dani Scannella, both Seabourn; and Alex Loizou, Mundy Cruising 4. Top of the table: new BDM Claire Rose (front left) hosts agent partners 5. Champagne toast: John Warr, The Cruise Village; Ahmar Hussain, JTA Travel Group; with Charlotte Pinkus and Tony Roberts, both Seabourn 6. Sunny delight: (back row) Katie Wilson, Bolsover Cruise Club; Tony Mallinson, Sovereign Cruise Club; Maxine Brown, Kuoni; and Claire Hyatt, Travel Counsellors; (front row) Stefan Shillito, Sovereign Cruise Club; Mike Wilson, Bolsover Cruise Club; and Lynn Narraway and Vicky Wilson 7. Class act: Dave Mills, Iglu; Wendy Lahmich, Seabourn; Sam Redfearn, Paramount Cruises; and Elaine Ross,
Cruise.co.uk 8. Good Morning Seabourn: Wendy Lahmich; TV presenter Richard Arnold; Lynn Narraway; and Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly 9. Richard Arnold and TV presenter Judith Chalmers
travelweekly.co.uk
15 DECEMBER 2022
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