FRONTLINE ADVERTORIAL


DESTINATION SHOWCASE


Destination Showcase took place during World Travel Market last month and brought together more than 100 travel agents and 14 suppliers to meet and exchange ideas. The networking event, held at Le Méridien Hotel in Piccadilly, was followed by four presentations from Destination Showcases’ four gold partners: Visit Sharjah, Tourismo Coruña, Tourism Australia and Visit Finland – a diverse cross-section of some of the worlds most-loved and emerging destinations. The night was brought to a close by a prize draw where agents won prizes ranging from two return flights to Lisbon or Porto and accommodation from Turismo de Portugal to a fam to Grenada from the Grenada Tourism Authority. Join us on the November 4, 2020, for next year’s edition! Destination Showcase provides an engaging format for agents to network with travel suppliers and destinations so that they can get up to date with the latest news and tips to share with their customers and get the edge over competitors.


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1. Guests listen to one of the presentations 2. Agents at the Latvia stand 3. Tourismo de Portugal stand 4. Gillian Davis and Pauline Dougherty, both Travel Counsellors 5. Natalie Harlan, Bucket List Cruise and Travel (centre), is presented with two tickets for a business-class cabin on a Tallink Silja Line cruise from Helsinki to Tallinn, by Olga Vanbergen (left) and Caroline Stanton,both Visit Finland 6. Sharjah stand 7. Majid Al Suwaidi gives a presentation on tourism in Sharjah 8. Suhema Vakil, Serendipity Travel, collects her city break prize from Lanzada Calatayud, Tourismo Coruña 9. Andreu Graells Lacal, Excellence The Club, and Angela Day, Affordable Car Hire


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19 DECEMBER 2019


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