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Broadcaster and ‘national treasure’ Anthea Turner was the guest speaker at the first Travel Weekly Inspiring Women Lunch of 2025. The event


was supported by headline sponsor White Hart Associates and sponsors Accord Marketing and Delta Air Lines, with Anthea Turner appearing courtesy of the Silver Marketing Association


1. Anthea Turner (fourth right) with hosts and supporters of the lunch. From left, Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly; Sally Winfield and Maria Payne, both Accord Marketing; Kate Devereux, Delta Air Lines; Nikki Spoor, White Hart Associates; Debbie Marshall,


Silver Marketing Association; and Vicki White, White Management 2. Sarah Wikevand, ROL Cruise


3. Amy Ginder, Cruise.co.uk 4. Lucy Huxley and Anthea Turner 5. Michelle Laverick, Jules Verne,


and Jessica Shelton-Agar, Online Travel Training 6. Claire Stirrup, Celebrity Cruises 7. Niki Waters, Premier Holidays; Miriam D’souli, Jet2; Anthea Turner; Victoria Hopper, The Advantage Travel


Nicola Butler, Noteworthy 11. Rachel O’Reilly, Kuoni 12. Ruth Venn, P&O Cruises; Anthea Turner; Hayley Moore, Princess Cruises; Cheryl Lowe, The Telegraph; and Eleni Skarveli 13. Nicki Tempest-Mitchell, Barrhead Travel; Nichola Absalom, Scenic Group; and Torey Kings-Hodkin 14. Belinda Vazquez, Tui; Claire Brighton, Atas; and Aishling McLoughlin, Iberostar 15. Hayley Morris, Newmarket Holidays, and Amy Ginder


Partnership; and Julie Pinkney; The Travel Network Group 8. Torey Kings-Hodkin, Disney Destinations International 9. Eleni Skarveli, Greek National Tourism Organisation 10. Anthea Turner; Nikki Spoor; and


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