14 July 2009

Death of Commodore operations director


Commodore International Travel operations director Jolanta Mansour has died following a battle with cancer.

The leisure and corporate travel consultancy said she sadly passed away on July 9.
 
"She will be greatly missed by all staff at Commodore International Travel and fondly remembered in the industry by all who knew and worked with her," a company statement said.
 
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Pancreatic Cancer UK, c/o Chelsea Funeral Directors, 260B Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 9EL. 
 
by Phil Davies


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  • Shocking loss of respected industry colleague

    Jolanta was an eccentric but well loved colleague. Such a sad loss to the business trade. She will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathies go out to Commodore/Masterfare group friends and industry colleagues. Jas Ubhi

    By Jasvinder Ubhi, Friday, July 17, 2009

  • Shocking news

    Surprised and upset to hear the news. Every sympathy to her family and colleagues. The GTMC conference will never be the same !

    By Julie Steadman, Wednesday, July 15, 2009

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