G Touring brands Travelsphere and Just You have announced the appointment of Beverley Philpotts as key account manager for the Midlands, effective from June 2.
Beverley will focus on developing relationships with the escorted tour operators’ travel agent partners.
She has worked in travel for more than 30 years and was most recently key account manager at Riviera Travel, with previous roles at Great Rail Journeys and Great Little Breaks.
In addition, Alan Jones, previously a holiday advisor at Travelsphere and Just You, has taken on the new role of business development executive, effective immediately. His key duties include supporting agent partners through training and events.
Both Beverley and Alan will report to Rachel Mould, head of trade sales. The appointments bring the Travelsphere and Just You trade team to six.
Tom Morgan, trade sales director at Travelsphere and Just You, said: “The appointments of Beverley and Alan demonstrate our commitment to growing our presence with the trade, as we seek to strengthen partnerships and drive deeper engagement. The demand for escorted touring is greater than ever before and with a stronger trade team and the benefits that will provide, we can maximise the opportunities for growth.”
Beverley Philpotts said: “I couldn’t be more excited to start this new role. My priority will be to build on existing relationships and forge new partnerships with agents across the Midlands.”
Alan Jones said: “I’m delighted to join the trade team at what is an exciting time in the touring industry. I’m looking forward to working with our agent partners to drive mutual success.”
Speaking about Beverley, Vicky Billing, head of trade & partnerships at Riviera Travel, said: “We’d like to thank Beverley for all her hard work and dedication at Riviera Travel; she’s made a real impact and will be greatly missed. While we are sorry to see her go, we know she’s heading in an exciting new direction and wish her all the very best.”
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