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Carrier pledges to be more flexible with product range


Hollie-Rae Brader hollie@travelweekly.co.uk


Luxury operator Carrier has pledged more ϐlexibility to better support agentsǯ needsǤ Carrier has also expanded its


sales team, added a beach holidays team, appointed a product manager for touring and enhanced its after-sales services. Head of product and commercial


Simon Jeffries said: “We’re being more ϐluid and ϐlexible in our


approach to product. That doesn’t mean we’ll sell everything, but we


Tara Harman


than just hotel product. Carrier’s turn-of-year campaign ‘Discover You’ is centred around journeys that embrace mindsets and personalities. Its sales team has grown from


are listening to what customers want. Previously we’d have been reluctant to sell something not on our website or in our brochure.” Jeffries said the brand was also shifting focus to experiences rather


four to six. Tara Harman has joined from Kuoni as sales executive, and Alana van der Merwe, who previously worked for Seabourn, is agency sales coordinator. Deepavali Gaind has joined as


product manager for individual touring, with a special focus on Africa, Australia, New Zealand,


Asia and the Indian subcontinent. carrier.co.uk/traveltrade


NEWS IN BRIEF


Super Break offers Hugh Jackman show packages


Super Break has added extra packages to see Hugh Jackman’s first world tour at London’s O2 Arena. Packages for six dates from June 2-7 start from £233 per person including one night’s accommodation and a premium seat. superbreak.com/agents


Shearings adds eight Go By Air tours in new brochure


Shearings Holidays’ second- edition Britain & Ireland brochure features eight new Go By Air tours to Scotland and Ireland, and new event breaks and coach tours. Shearings has increased its Bay Preferred Collection range of hotels from five to eight. shearings.com/toolkit


30travelweekly.co.uk17 January 2019


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