Escorted tours specialist expands agency support
A new sales manager has been recruited by Insight Vacations and Trafalgar Tours to take the on-the-road team to five.
Greta Stonestreet, who will oversee the south-east and Greater London region for the worldwide escorted tours specialist, has joined from Bales Worldwide where she was agency sales manager.
Prior to this she was regional sales manager for First Choice for four years, and with Going Places for nine years before that.
The field sales team is supported by an office-based sales support executive and sales director Paul Melinis, who both work from the London offices of parent company The Travel Corporation.
Other group brands include youth coach operator Contiki and AAT Kings.
Melinis said: “We have ambitious plans to grow our sales this year for both Insight Vacations and Trafalgar Tours and having the very best trade-facing team is crucial to achieving our goals.”
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