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CAUGHT ON CAMERA PUTTING YOU IN THE PICTURE


THIS WEEK’S BEST


PICTURES FROMTHE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN: Shearings Leisure Group offices receive a visit from Wigan Warriors coach Shaun Wane to discuss the operator’s ongoing sponsorship deal with the rugby league club. Wane is flanked by Shearings Leisure Group’s Gary Speakman (left) and Richard Calvert.


2. HAVING A BALL: Callum Wild, who has autism, plays with staff in the multi-sensory area at the Boomerang Centre, in Bury. The centre is Hays Travel Northwest’s chosen charity of the year. Callum is pictured with mum Terri (right), Lauren Morrison of the Boomerang Centre (second left) and Toni Smith, Hays Travel.


3. THE WHITE STUFF: Luxury operator Carrier hosts agents on an educational to US ski resort Vail, where they stayed at the Ritz-Carlton in Bachelor Gulch and at Solaris Residences. Highlights included a guided snowshoe hike with the resort’s naturalist team.


4. QUAD SQUAD: Agents hop on quadbikes in Cancun, Mexico, during a joint AMResorts and Funway Holidays fam trip. The group travelled through dense tropical forest to explore 1,000-year-old Mayan ruins.


5. CHARGE UP: Tracey Murray (left) of Miles Morgan Travel receives a Fitbit Charge from Cruise & Maritime Voyages’ Alison Leeke as part of the line’s recent trade incentive.


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Have you got a photo of agents at work or play? Send your best-resolution pictures, with captions, to harry.kemble@travelweekly.co.uk 32 travelweekly.co.uk 19 April 2018


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