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Trade’s favourite escorted touring brands revealed in Travel Weekly poll
The results of the first-ever survey of agents’ favourite touring and adventure suppliers were revealed in an awards ceremony held at the London offices of Mail Metro Media, consumer media partner for T
ravel Weekly’sT ouring &
Adventure: The Hotlist awards. More than 3,000 votes were cast by around 400 agents, ranking their favourite touring brands across 10 categories, with a further five sectors voted for by readers of the Metro, Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday.
1. Travel Weekly’s Katie McGonagle and Stuart Parish flank, from left, trade category winners Greg Thurston, Cox & Kings; Iain Powell, Saga Holidays; Andrew Turner, Intrepid Travel; Mike Bowers, Shearings; John Warr, Wendy Wu Tours; and Giles Hawke,
Cosmos 2. John Warr, Wendy Wu Tours 3. Salvatore ‘Tony’ Maniscalco, Ramblers Walking Holidays and Adagio; and Ben
Nealon, Mail Metro Media 4. Sarah Hartley, The Mail on Sunday; and Lindsay Dixon, Great Rail Journeys 5. Lucy Huxley, Travel
Weekly; and Mike Bowers, Shearings 6. Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly; and Giles Hawke, Cosmos 7. Mail Metro Media’s Emma Barnes (left) and Kate Miello flank consumer category winners Paul Ingram, Kuoni; Nikola Taylor, Tui; Iain Powell, Saga Holidays; and Lindsay Dixon, Great Rail Journeys 8. Drinks reception on the balcony at Northcliffe House, the London
headquarters of Mail Metro Media 9. Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly; and
Brian Young, G Adventures 10. Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly;
and Andrew Turner, Intrepid Travel 11. Greg Thurston, Cox & Kings 12. Iain Powell, Saga Holidays 13. Paul Ingram, Kuoni
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