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IN THE PICTURE 1 business breakfast Headline sponsor Sponsor


Travel Convention in Bodrum, Turkey, sponsored by Seabourn and A-Rosa. Panellists discussed a range of topics including demand for 2024, growth plans and the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict


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1. From left: Lucia Rowe, A-Rosa; Claire Evans, The Midcounties Co-operative; Gary Lewis, The Travel Network Group; Lynn Narraway, Seabourn;


Paul Hardwick, Fred Olsen Travel; and Annelene Hutton, Dawson & Sanderson 2.Wendy Lahmich, Seabourn; and Brian Young, G Adventures 3. Simon Powell, Inspiretec; and Dame Irene Hays and Jonathon Woodall-Johnston, both Hays Travel 4. Rich Simpson and Harriet Desai, both The Midcounties Co-operative; and Alistair Rowland, Blue Bay Travel 5. Nicki Tempest-Mitchell (left) and Jacqueline Dobson (second right), both Barrhead Travel; with Stuart Byron and Torey Kings-Hodkin, both Royal Caribbean 6. Lucia Rowe, A-Rosa 7. Lynn Narraway, Seabourn 8. Annelene Hutton, Dawson & Sanderson 9. Claire Evans, The Midcounties Co-operative 10. Guests at the Business Breakfast at the Lujo hotel in Bodrum


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16 NOVEMBER 2023


travelweekly.co.uk


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