Promotional Feature
Award-winning holiday specialist, Carrier Travel, is pleased to announce that their exclusive complimentary event 'Around the World with Carrier Travel' is taking place on Thursday 5th February 2015 at former country house Mottram Hall.
The Cheshire-based travel agency is delighted to be joined by a wide range of tourist boards, luxury hotels and tour operators from Africa, Australia, New Zealand, The Americas, Europe, the Indian Ocean and Asia. With live performances by a jazz saxophonist and magician, Carrier is giving guests the opportunity to meet over 30 holiday specialists under one roof, showcasing the unrivalled experiences you can have at some of the world's most enticing locations in 2015.
Carrier Travel Retail Manager, Gaynor Atherton, comments, "We love nothing more than inspiring our clients and providing ideas for their future holidays. The destinations and experiences available through Carrier Travel are so varied that the 'Around the World' evening is an ideal opportunity to present some of the best we have to offer whilst providing a fun and sociable occasion, where you can enjoy a glass of fizz and consider your holiday plans at leisure. We know our clients appreciate having face-to-face discussions with experts, getting an in-depth understanding of the really exciting options available to them - which they may not necessarily get from a brochure or website. We understand that now more than ever, many sources of holiday information are available, with review sites and blogs at every turn, but we believe most value can be found by speaking first-hand with the best placed people in the industry."
The event is taking place on Thursday 5th February 2015 at the Garden Lounge, Mottram Hall, Wilmslow Road, Mottram SK10 4QT. The evening will commence from 6:30pm with complimentary drinks and canapés.
Places are limited and must be booked in advance. Call 01625 583210, email [email protected] or visit www.carriertravelagent.co.uk/world to reserve your place by Friday 30th January 2015.
