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THIS WEEK’S BEST


PICTURES FROMTHE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. LOVELY BUBBLY: Howard Travel’s Joanna Gage (left) wins a champagne afternoon tea for two at the Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath in a Tipto competition. The Trowbridge-based agent, who was entered into a prize draw after completing all Tipto training modules, receives her prize from Bryony White of Titpto member Super Break.


2. DOING A JIG: Jigsaw Travel staff in Hamilton, Scotland, are rewarded with Marks & Spencer vouchers after seeing increased sales growth with Super Break. Jigsaw’s Caitlin McGillivray (left) and Lesley Millar flank Super Break’s Wendy Cameron.


3. GOING GREEN: Agents take in the spectacular giant water lilies of the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden in Mauritius during Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Indian Ocean fam trip in December.


4. SHEER BRILLIANCE: Wisbech Travel manager Harriet Clarke celebrates her agency being named Central England Co-operative’s branch of the year with the society’s Paul Dale at its annual Leading Brilliance awards.


5. XCELLENT: Barnsley-based Xpert Travel celebrates its first anniversary as a company and as a member of Barrhead Travel’s Brilliant Travel division last month with an event day for customers on December 28.


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