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THIS WEEK’S BEST PICTURES FROM THE FRONTLINE OF TRAVEL


1. Travelsphere and Just You host the first meeting of their expert advisory team, which contains 10 agent members. The agents met senior members of the G Touring trade team at the St Pancras London to share feedback and learn about the brands’ latest news. 2. Agents celebrate being part of the first fam trip to Sandals St Vincent and the Grenadines. During the trip, hosted by business development manager David Castle (pictured), the group stayed in one-bedroom butler suites, while experiences included an east coast island tour, a visit to filming locations from Pirates of the Caribbean – The Curse of the Black Pearl and a rum distillery tour. 3. Antor hosts agents at a London roadshow in the Embassy of the


Czech Republic. From left: Michelle Vanlint and Lisa Baker, both One Travel Club; Tracey Poggio, Antor; and Denise Bent, Fabulicious Travel. 4. A group of 26 travel and tourism students from West Suffolk College sail a five-day round-trip itinerary from Newcastle on Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Borealis. During the sailing, which included visits to Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the students attended talks and took part in tours and practical sessions. The line’s Sandy Powell said: “It was a genuine pleasure to welcome the students aboard and offer them first-hand experience.”


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