Team win alert! We’re thrilled to share that Sunwing was awarded Canadian Mass Market Tour Partner of the Year at this year’s Power of Partnership awards. Held at the recent Travel Leaders Network national conference, agencies and suppliers within the travel industry were honoured for exhibiting exemplary dedication and partnership. Our Director of Sales, Dave Wright was on site to accept on behalf of this award-winning team and we couldn’t be prouder of everyone involved!
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Would you like to meet with our team? We are sponsoring Transport Ticketing Events North America on the 17th and 18th of June at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, in the US. Meet our team at the conference: - Paul Griffin, Global Head of Commercial - Chris Brickwood, Business Development Representative for North America - Derek Fretheim, Partnerships Consultant Get in touch to set up a meeting! #TTNAM24
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#LasVegas #Superbowl information on my blog. American Airlines add two flights from Kansas City getting on the Taylor Swift hype. I am sure other airlines will add flights.
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