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1. Website of the Year – Large Agency Sponsor: Holiday Extras Winner: ROL Cruise ROL Cruises’ Gemma Pallister (second left) & Sarah Wikevand, flanked by Lindsay Garvey-Jones, Holiday Extras, and Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly


2. Website of the Year – Small Agency Sponsor: Holiday Extras Winner: Regal Travel Lindsay Garvey-Jones, Holiday Extras; Helen Tustin and James Tustin, both Regal Travel; Simon Morgan, of Regal parent company Tailor Made Travel; and Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly


3. Promotion of the Year – Small Agency Sponsor: Shearings Holidays Winner: C The World Tim Giles, C The World; Jane Atkins, Shearings Holidays


4. Promotion of the Year – Large Agency Sponsor: Shearings Holidays Winner: Co-operative Travel (Midcounties) Julie Kendrick (centre), Co-operative Travel


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5. Best Use of Social Media Sponsor: Super Break Winner: Tailor Made Travel Simon Morgan (centre), Tailor Made Travel, with Garry Gillespie, Super Break


6. Outstanding Contribution to the Industry Award Sponsor: Wendy Wu Tours Winners: Sandra Corkin, Oasis Travel, and Miles Morgan, Miles Morgan Travel From left: Stuart Parish, Travel Weekly Group; Mark Bloxham, Wendy Wu Tours; Sandra Corkin, Oasis Travel; and Miles Morgan, Miles Morgan Travel


7. Agents strike a pose with Avis Budget’s mascot dog ‘Buddy’ in the car rental company’s competition


8, 9 and 10. Illusionist Maddox, sponsored by APT, wows the audience


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