CAUGHT ON CAMERA ADVERTORIAL


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JAPANESE JUBILATION It’s been a ‘famtastic’ past


year for JTB Europe’s Japan specialist section, which has coordinated and


sponsored multiple trips to


help UK agents develop their knowledge of the country.


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1. YOU CAN CALL ME JAL: Participants on a JTB and JAL Japan ski fam trip begin their adventure in the airline’s business-class Sky Suite. From left: Nick Coates, Different Snow; Alona Claro, Flexiski; David Froom, If You Ski; Nick Heriot-Hill, iSki; and Michael Stock, JTB


2. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Emma Barnett of Essential Escapes undertakes arduous ‘research’ in Hokkaido for her agency’s exclusive foodie tour of Japan


3. COOL AS ICE: The ski group enjoys a stunning view of Mount Yotei in Niseko, Hokkaido


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4. KIMONO CAPER: Flexiski’s Alona Claro ‘blends in’ with the locals in Asakusa, Tokyo


5. WINNER DINNER: Traditional dining in Dogo Onsen. From left: Glyn Thorneloe, Explore; Clare Turner, Barrhead Travel; host; Mark Crosby, Destinology; and Elizabeth Goodall, Travel Nation


6. FEELING ROPEY: Destinology’s Mark Crosby on Vine Rope Bridge


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7. RISE AND SHRINE: Barrhead Travel agents visit the shrine gate in Miyajima, Hiroshima. From left: Sheila McHale, Karen Breen, Gerard ‘Jed’ Lewis, Carrie Marr, Tracey Hunter, with JTB Europe’s Fleur Kempton


8. GOOD TASTE: JAL’s Stephen Pearlman (second right) guides the group to a favourite dining spot in Shinjuku, Tokyo


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