IN THE PICTURE SPECIAL REPORT


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roll of honour HOLIDAY AWARDS


Specialist Tour Operator of the Year: Beachcomber Tours Luxury Tour Operator of the Year: If Only


Touring & Adventure Operator of the Year: Newmarket Holidays Ski Company of the Year: Inghams


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Short Haul Operator of the Year: Jet2holidays Long Haul Operator of the Year: Gold Medal


CRUISE & FERRY AWARDS


Mainstream Cruise Company of the Year: Royal Caribbean Premium Cruise Company of the Year: Celebrity Cruises Luxury Cruise Company of the Year: Silversea


Specialist & Expedition Cruise Company of the Year: Azamara Cruises River Cruise Company of the Year: Riviera Travel Ferry Company of the Year: Stena Line


HOTELS, SHORT BREAKS, 10 11


GROUND & HOLIDAY ESSENTIALS Accommodation-Only Supplier of the Year: Stuba


Hotel & Resort Operator of the Year: Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels European City Break Operator of the Year: EasyJet holidays


Holiday Essentials Supplier of the Year: DoSomethingDifferent.com AIRLINE AWARDS


Domestic Airline of the Year: Loganair European Airline of the Year: Jet2.com


Transatlantic Airline of the Year: Virgin Atlantic Worldwide Airline of the Year: Emirates


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REPRESENTATIVE AWARDS Leisure Representative of the Year:


Martin Maclaren, Beachcomber Tours Cruise Representative of the Year: Emma Sweeney, Royal Caribbean


Airline Representative of the Year: Jill Niven, Qatar Airways AGENCY AWARDS


Agency of the Year: Barrhead Travel – Falkirk 13 14 Large Business Agency of the Year: Clyde Travel Management


Small Business Agency of the Year: Stewart Travel Management Homeworker of the Year: Isabel Johnstone, Belle Travel Large Leisure Agency of the Year: Barrhead Travel


Small Independent Leisure Agency of the Year: Glen Travel SPECIAL AWARDS


Glasgow Airport Airline of the Year: EasyJet


Edinburgh Airport Sustainability Award: Jet2.com SPAA Quiz: Clyde Travel Management


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PICTURES: Paul Chappells


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