In partnership with


Kathy Lette sparks laughter at lunch


“I’ve just turned 60 and I feel like swinging from chandeliers with a toyboy between my teeth.” So said author Kathy


Lette, guest speaker at a mature travel-themed T


ravel Weekly


lunch, supported by Silver Travel Advisor, Singapore Tourism Board and Accord


1. From left: Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel Advisor; Kathy Lette; Melanie Jones, Singapore Tourism Board; and Sally Winfield, Accord 2. Ted Wake, Kirker Holidays; and Lynne Kirby, Enable Holidays 3. Michelle Laverick, HF Holidays; and Stuart Parish, Travel Weekly 4. Geoff Ridgeon, Fred Olsen Cruise Lines; and Sarah Weetman, Travelsphere 5. Sally Winfield and Maria Payne, both Accord; and Graham Horner,


Simpson Travel 6. Kathy Lette 7. Claire Ross, Kuoni; and Joe Ponte, Explore 8. Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel Advisor;


and Peter Shanks, Silversea Cruises 9. Jennie Carr, Silver Travel Advisor; Joe Ponte, Explore; and


Michelle Laverick, HF Holidays 10. Richard Twynam, Azamara; Sarah Weetman, Travelsphere;


and Stuart Perl, AmaWaterways 11. Laura Gan and Melanie Jones,


both Singapore Tourism Board 12. Stuart Perl, AmaWaterways;


and Lynne Kirby, Enable Holidays 13. Glen Mintrim, Wendy Wu Tours; Shehnaz Hansraj, Viking Cruises UK; and Elanor Sahadow, Saga 14. Michelle Laverick, HF Holidays; Kathy Lette; and


Lynne Kirby, Enable Holidays 15. Graham Horner, Simpson Travel; Elanor Sahadow, Saga; Maria Payne, Accord; Melanie Jones, Singapore Tourism Board


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