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TIPTO ENDS ITS 20th anniversary WITH a series of VIP EVENTS


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As Tipto’s Year 20 celebrations draw to a close, the association recognises its agent friends with a series of exclusive VIP events at nationwide locations. Tipto supplier members joined local agents at Birmingham’s Botanical Gardens, Harrogate’s Rudding Park and the Oddfellows Hotel in Chester for an afternoon of networking, a luxurious champagne afternoon tea and a Tipto tipple. To find out more about Tipto’s supplier members and to get details of the Year 21 roadshows, supershows, VIP events and training days near you visit tipto.co.uk


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The Botanical Gardens, Birmingham: 1. Phil and Sarah Davis from Midcounties Personal Travel Agents are pictured with Levi Barrett from Railbookers (right) 2. More than 50 agents and supplier members enjoy the stunning Botanical Gardens and celebrate the close of Tipto’s most successful year to date 3. Agents are greeted at the Botanical Gardens with a Tipto tipple 4. Time for tea! Jennifer Lynch of Arrange My Escape, Gold Medal and Travel 2’s Carmen Moreira and Claire Millinson of Travel Counsellors enjoy Tipto’s celebrations Rudding Park, Harrogate: 5. All attendees of the Rudding Park Afternoon Tea pictured outside the historic


hotel 6. Agents and Tipto suppliers raise a glass to Year 20 7. Peter Traynor of Railbookers celebrates with Althams Travel’s Marie Leach Oddfellows Hotel, Chester: 8. Tipto Ambassador and Hays Personal Travel Consultant, Jennifer Harding, celebrates with Tipto’s Kellie Dean and Sarah Smith from Hoseasons 9. A total of 48 agents and suppliers celebrate a successful 20th year at the Oddfellows Hotel, Chester 10. Kathy Molyneux of Not Just Travel, Karen Greenwood from Coast to Coast Holidays and Paulina Twarog from Not Just Travel enjoy networking


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22 AUGUST 2019


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