New England invitation for agents
Discover New England has given an open invitation to the trade to join its series of meetings and training sessions being held across the UK next week. Twelve delegates are flying in to Manchester next Tuesday, from where they will be working their way down the country to London, meeting with tour operators and travel agents along the way. Discover New England director Jackie Ennis said: “Our strong delegation represent all parts of New England and we will be pleased to meet with as many people as possible.” There are still a few places left at the training sessions at Manchester Airport on Tuesday from 9.00 to 13.30 and 14.00 to 18.00. Ennis said further meetings could be arranged in Manchester, Bromley or London. For further details contact [email protected] or call 01564 794 999. For agents information call 0870 2640 555 or log on to www.discovernewengland.org
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