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Give you and your colleagues something to look forward to in January with a ticket to celebrate the very best of our industry


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Lively chatter, the clinking of glasses and plenty of rounds of applause – these are a given at every Globes ceremony, where friendships are forged and the building blocks for fruitful business relationships are made. With 1,200 attendees from across the sector, the


Globes is the biggest event in the leisure travel industry’s calendar, and the opportunity to network with top suppliers is unrivalled – you don’t want to miss it. To guarantee your place under the sparkling lights


of the JW Marriott Grosvenor House’s ballroom, booking a spot well in advance is essential as tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Either reserve a table for 10, so you and your guests


can celebrate together, or book an individual seat and enjoy the chance to make new friends and contacts. Each course is sure to get the table talking, from light


starters and mains to tantalisingly sweet desserts and petits fours. Guests with any dietary requirements will also


How to book


Q Table for 10: £4,195 plus 20% VAT Q Individual tickets: £419.50 plus 20% VAT


Tickets include a welcome drinks reception, the awards ceremony, after-party and a three-course dinner with coffee and petits fours plus half a bottle of wine per person.


Simply head to globetravelawards.co.uk, and click ‘Book Your Table’


be well catered for – simply submit requests by January 8. Then all that’s left to do is download the ticket to


your phone for entry, enjoy the sparkling drinks reception and settle in for a night of fun, phenomenal networking and amazing awards.


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