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ttg travel awards 2008
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Airline of the Year
EMIRATES
.
“WE’RE VERY excited to win. It’s great to
see the trade rewarding Emirates for what
we’ve done with regional departures – I think
that’s what clinched the deal. We’ve also got
the A380 coming in December so it’s a very
exciting time for us.”
Glen Mintrim, head of sales
sponsored by
Seat-only Operator
of the Year
FREEDOM FLIGHTS.
Airport of the Year
“THIS HAS been a brilliant evening. I knew
we’d win. We’re leaders in versatility: we add EAST MIDLANDS AIRPORT
.
capacity with agents’ demand, which I don’t
think anyone else can do. Our sales and “THIS IS absolutely fantastic and a massive
marketing team worked really hard on the credit to the team. We are a leading airport
presentation – they’re so passionate. They all in terms of what we have done for the
said, ‘Go for it’ when I was leaving for the environment. We’ll be carbon neutral by 2012
awards. I’ll walk in with pizzas tomorrow and and we’ve got wind farms coming in the next
they’ll all cheer.” few years. I think this, coupled with the hard
Paul Moss, managing director work our team have put in, helped us win.
sponsored by
This is a great benchmark for us to show we’re
doing something right.”
Caroline Plant, marketing director
Car Hire Company
of the Year
HERTZ.
“WE’VE NEVER won this in the three years
I’ve been at Hertz so it’s brilliant. I think
the fact that we’re working so hard on our
relationship with the trade has helped us win.
We’re really pushing, getting more exposure
and working hard. We’ve also had lots of inno-
vation – with sat nav, with our fleet collection,
sponsored by
sponsored by
with green vehicles. You’ve got to be different;
you have to keep one step ahead of the game.”
Claire Flack, travel distribution manager
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