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ASPIRE AWARDS 2019


ASPIRE AWARDS 2019 WINNERS


OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO LUXURY Manfredi Lefebvre d'Ovidio


OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO LUXURY Gary Green and Andrew Devine, Beaver Travel


Carrier picks up the award for Luxury Team of the Year


Sector’s best honoured at first Aspire Awards


Aspire celebrated the best of the luxury travel sector at the first


Aspire Awards. The ceremony was held at


London’s St Pancras Renaissance Hotel with 300 people in attendance.


It was the first time Aspire had held a standalone awards event to recognise the top performers and brands in luxury travel. It was a particularly special


night for Andrew Devine and Gary Green, directors of Radlett agency Beaver Travel, and Manfredi Lefebvre d’Ovidio, chairman of Silversea Cruises and co-chairman of Abercrombie & Kent, with the trio receiving Outstanding Contribution to Luxury Travel awards. Tour operator Carrier was the big winner on the night, being the only company to pick up two awards: Luxury Tour Operator of the Year and Luxury Team of the Year. Mark Duguid, managing director


of Carrier, said: “To win two awards at Aspire’s inaugural ceremony was


an incredible honour. The whole team is absolutely thrilled that Aspire and its agent community have recognised us in this way.” Other agents to be recognised included Clare Levy, of Different Planet Travel, who picked up the gong for Travel Professional of the Year, and More Travel in Stamford, which won the Independent Agency of the Year category. Quintessentially Travel received the Concierge Agency of the Year award, while Thames Travel of East Twickenham won Best Use of Content. The event was held in partnership with headline sponsor Celebrity Cruises. Other sponsors were ANA, Indulgent Escapes by Jet2holidays, Seabourn, Silversea Cruises, Accord, Uniworld, Belmond, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Royal Caribbean. Nicola McNeish, of Celebrity


Cruises, said: “It is so inspiring to see the work the industry does to create such memorable travel experiences for their customers.”


INDEPENDENT AGENCY OF THE YEAR More Travel


TRAVEL PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR Clare Levy, Different Planet Travel


CONCIERGE AGENCY OF THE YEAR Quintessentially Travel


BEST USE OF CONTENT Thames Travel


EXTRA MILE AWARD Stuart Swords, Swords Travel


THE ONE TO WATCH AWARD Jamie Revell, Revells Travel


ASPIRE SUPPORTER OF THE YEAR Jeanne Lally, Travel Bureau


BEST LUXURY TOURIST BOARD Tourism New Zealand


LUXURY TOUR OPERATOR OF THE YEAR Carrier


BEST BOUTIQUE HOTEL Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island


BEST LUXURY LARGE HOTEL BRAND Belmond


BEST AIR SERVICE Emirates


PREMIUM TOUR OPERATOR OF THE YEAR If Only


LUXURY OCEAN CRUISE LINE OF THE YEAR Silversea Cruises


LUXURY RIVER CRUISE LINE OF THE YEAR AmaWaterways


LUXURY ADVENTURE BRAND OF THE YEAR Abercrombie & Kent


BEST NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Edge


SALES REPRESENTATION COMPANY OF THE YEAR


GP Associates


LUXURY TEAM OF THE YEAR Carrier


Continues overpage aspiretravelclub.co.uk SEPTEMBER 2019 ASPIRE 11


CREDITS: SARAH LUCY BROWN


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