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roles available to the different routes you can take to achieve your dream job. We have also included some handy tips on how to write an effective CV, what to highlight in your job interview and how to stand out from the crowd. Jobs in travel offer so many amazing opportunities you’d struggle to find


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elsewhere. You could be on a cruise ship sailing to all corners of the globe, planning a customer’s dream holiday, pioneering new systems in travel tech and so much more. We are delighted to continue our partnership with travel association ABTA,


which is doing really important work to support and represent the industry and promote its range of careers (page 34). And we are thrilled to be working once again with MSC Cruises, our headline


sponsor for Take Off in Travel, which has some great initiatives in place to guide and nurture new talent entering the travel industry (pages 50 & 90). In addition to these two key partnerships, Take Off in Travel is also fortunate


to have the support of many of the leading companies in the travel industry. In the Showcase section of the magazine, you can find out more about some of the biggest names in travel, what it’s like to work for them and how you can get in touch to learn more about opportunities for you (page 64). I hope this magazine helps you navigate one of the most exciting and


rewarding industries to work in, and find your own path to embark on a long and fulfilling career. Good luck!


elcome to our eighth edition of Take Off in Travel. In this magazine, you can read all about the incredible travel and tourism industry, from the range of


Lucy Huxley editor-in-chief, Travel Weekly Group


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