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ttg travel awards 2008
Travel Company of the
Year – Supplier
(over 100,000 passengers)
BOURNE LEISURE.
“WE WERE UP against some huge companies,
such as Virgin Holidays and Kuoni, so it’s
amazing to win. This is our third award of the
evening for Bourne Leisure; that’s a personal
best! Tomorrow we’re on a conference with
Haven so we’ll definitely be displaying the
award there. We’re going to have a big party
Travel Company
with this.”
of the Year – Retailer
John Dunford, director
(over £50 million turnover)
Highly commended: Kuoni Travel
sponsored by
TRAVEL REPUBLIC.
“WHEN YOU LOOK at some of the names we
were up against it’s an absolute honour just to
make the shortlist, and to win against compa-
nies with that sort of brand recognition is really
exciting. This does mean a lot to the staff.
We have low turnover rates
sponsored by
and many have been with
us since the early days.”
Paul Furner, managing director
Travel Company of
the Year – Supplier
(under 100,000
passengers)
CARIBTOURS.
Travel Company
“THIS REALLY IS a huge deal for a small
of the Year – Retailer
company like ours. We try to do things the
right way and to support our agents, so to
(under £50 million turnover) be recognised in this way is just absolutely
BOOKABLE HOLIDAYS.
fantastic. We knew we were shortlisted
and that was reason enough to celebrate
“I AND THE rest of the team could not be because we know how stringent the judging
happier about winning this award. All staff in- process is, but to win is something else.
volved with Bookable Holidays work extremely We have the whole team here, and we are
hard; we have a strong infrastructure that is absolutely delighted.”
built on respect, knowledge and sheer determi- Paul Cleary, managing director
nation, hard work and a will to succeed. We
have unique ideas and the ability to turn our
thoughts into reality quickly.” sponsored by
sponsored by
Jason Dwyer,
managing director
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