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Hearst UK is proud to be the consumer partner for the Globe Travel Awards


Travel agents are at the frontline of the industry, dealing with clients face-to-face or over the phone, so you know better than anyone that the customer is at the heart of everything you do.


That’s why Travel Weekly has teamed up for the second year in a row with the nation’s leading consumer publisher, Hearst UK, to ensure we are putting the travelling public at the heart of the industry’s leading awards. We spoke to Sharon Douglas, chief


brand officer for lifestyle, home and weeklies brands, to find out why she believes Travel Weekly and the Globe Travel Awards are the perfect


partners as the company continues to build its travel content. She said: “What a difference a year makes! This time last year, our Hearst travel editors were super excited – and a little bit apprehensive – as we embarked on our new partnership with Travel Weekly by sponsoring the Globes. “Would it be a wise investment?


Would it help us to make new industry friends? The answer was a big fat yes – and I can only describe the entire experience as the best event we’ve ever had the honour of supporting. “That’s down to all the suppliers


we had the pleasure of meeting. The enthusiastic response on the night, followed by the partnerships we have


created, have changed the landscape when it comes to connecting our 20 million readers with amazing holiday experiences. “With those partnerships, we are


now writing more travel content than ever. We have been running fabulous reader travel events across the country, endorsing the fantastic customer service they’ve experienced and sending our journalists and readers off around the globe to bring back real-life stories to share. “It’s been one heck of a year, and


we can’t wait to do it all over again with even more of you. See you on the night, and the very best of luck!”


ABOUT HEARST


Hearst UK publishes 25 brands including Esquire, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan and


Good Housekeeping. Our print and digital brands


reach more than one in three UK women and one in four UK men every month, and our trusted content engages them wherever they are.


We sell more than four million magazines a month, reach more than 20 million UK digital unique users and have more than 79 million likes and follows on social media. Hearst UK’s events division,


Hearst Live, connects with more than a million people a year through events such as


Cosmopolitan’s Self Made Summit, Country Living Fairs, Esquire Townhouse and Red Smart Women Week. Our licensed brand


extensions include Country Living sofas and hotels,


Esquire apparel and accessories, and


Men’s Health home gym equipment.


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