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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. Hays Travel agent Millie Manley braves a skydive to raise money for charity. She and colleague Sharon Fleat, both from the Yeovil branch, generated £1,000 for The Rendezvous, which supports young people in North Dorset and South Somerset. 2. Designer Travel co-owner Karen Pocock donates a laptop and stationery supplies to Tlhageng Primary School in Madikwe, South Africa, in memory of colleague Angela Mayall. The school, which has more than 150 pupils, previously had no laptop. Angela and Karen had visited the area last year on a trip with Carrier and Bespoke Earth. The laptop cover featured a dedication to Angela and a photo. 3. Tui assistant retail manager Liv Burnside and retail manager Will Dugdale celebrate the opening of the Guildford branch alongside kids’ club mascot Captain T. 4. TTC Tour Brands’ Donna Nelson offers Premier Travel agents Laura Brigden, Emily Meachem and Emma Davison an invitation to dinner at Six by Nico during Atas Presents in Norwich. During the evening at Revolución de Cuba, agents heard product updates from Atas suppliers members including Newmarket, Exoticca, Hurtigruten and Seabourn.


Q Have you got a photo of agents at work or play? Send your best-resolution pictures, with captions, to andrew.mcquarrie@travelweekly.co.uk


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