“For me it’s been CHLOE SMYTH


from Jetset. On more than one occasion after hours she spent time sorting issues, changing flights and helping customers. Nothing has been any bother to her. In fact, the whole Jetset team has been a dream to work with throughout.” Mike Mackay, Mackays (Not Just Travel)


TRAVELWAV “LAWRENCE FRASER from


Osprey Holidays! He’s been working round the clock and nothing is too much trouble.


We’ve put the world to rights so many times while he busily sorted our customers – I massively appreciated the chats we’ve had while I was working alone in my office!” Jane Karatas, Bailey’s Travel


‘I thank


As Christmas approaches, Travel Weekly’s Christmas Cheers initiative has been shining a light on the fantastic people and relationships in travel, offering a platform for those in the trade


“I want to thank IRENE HAYS who has been there for the whole Hays family. Despite going through the most traumatic of times since losing John, she has still been there for every one of us at Hays Travel.” Tracey Hultberg, Hays Travel


“CARLY CHARTERIS of


Premier Holidays has kept us smiling and our spirits high on a daily basis by posting funny or inspirational comments. Thank you, Carly.” Kay Oram,


The Travel Shop “Too many people to thank but here are a few: “You have to give credit to


SAMANTHA MORRISON at Travel 2. Making changes when the crap hit the fan and constantly doing bookings even through the transition to Gold Medal – as usual doing bookings through the night. Love her.” David Walker,


The Travel Snob (Not Just Travel)


16 17 DECEMBER 2020


PAULA NUTTALL and PHIL NUTTALL and the rest of our team for their amazing support through this horrendous year. Tour operators STUART LEE (Mainstreet Travel) and team are available at any time to solve a problem or book holidays, and VISHAL PATEL and his amazing team at Travelpack.


Nothing is too much bother for them – whether it’s a rebook or helping with deals.” Denise Armour,


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