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ttg travel awards 2008
ttglive.com
Holiday Add-On
Company of the Year
KEITH PROWSE.
ATTRACTION TICKETS.
“THIS HAS come as a real surprise and is a
real honour. Consumers are important to us but
the trade is at the core of what we do. Looking
ahead through the credit crunch we will be
looking to help families make their holidays
as cost-effective as possible.”
Tom Scullion, senior business development manager
sponsored by
Unsung Hero of the Year
sponsored by
JANE ASHTON, TUI TRAVEL.
“I’M DELIGHTED to win but without the customers donate £1 of their booking fee
support of my team and Tui Travel I wouldn’t towards renewable energy and sustainable
be here. As head of sustainable development projects overseas. I hope the award raises
I look at the strategy behind environment awareness of what we’re trying to achieve
management in destinations that Tui operates and engages with our colleagues, as it’s a
in. We work with the World Care Fund and our strategic priority within the company.”
TTG Scream If You’re
Green Award
ACCOR.
“THIS IS REAL recognition of what it means to
be responsible for everything from food waste to
energy efficiency. Quantifying waste emissions
from hotels is not as easy for airlines. So we’ll
be looking at plans to make it easier for people
to understand how a hotel is sustainable.”
Steve Fitzcosta, sales director
Highly commended: Tui Travel
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