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Henbury Travel MD Richard Slater appointed to Abta board
Expedition Cruise Network to launch in-person agent events next year
TTG Media named publishing industry leader on sustainability
EasyJet launches thousands of packages and 15 new routes from Birmingham
Operator launches global hunt for Colosseum vandals 'Ivan and Hayley'
Leger Holidays and Shearings open 2025 EU bookings
Travel Bureau eyes bright future following David Speakman acquisition
Travel Counsellors team hike three peaks in two days for charity
Manchester airport workers secure new pay deal worth 17%
UK and New Zealand extend working holiday visa scheme
Gold Medal puts new Dubai and Arabia programme on sale
Prestige Travel rolls out new Canada brochure with agent voucher incentive
Asia specialists welcomes relaxation of Vietnam visa policy
The US destination fighting back against 'mind-boggling' anti-LGBT+ laws
Pandaw Cruises to return to UK market with new trade portal
Watch: New recruitment campaign aims to attract next generation of aviation pros
Bookings with Advantage's Scottish members almost double 2019 levels
Jet2 puts biggest-ever Iceland programme on sale for 2024/25
Incredible Journeys partners with Wendy Wu to expand offering
InteleTravel clients defying spending squeeze despite price hike worries
Celestyal Cruises pledges closer trade ties after unveiling newest ship
Club Med opens pre-registration for summer 2024 sales
Holiday intent strong but price hikes impacting people's plans
The Homeworker: ‘The web failed to kill off agents, and AI won't either’
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