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ABTA invites mystery singer to Travel Convention
ABTA will reveal the identity of an R&B guest who will be appearing at the Travel Convention in September at 15:00 today.
Clues will be posted on Twitter by @ABTAtravel throughout the day using #abta14.
The Association has confirmed that the special guest will be flown in by Avis for the event and will appear at the Convention Bar in Ljubljana on Monday, September 22.
"Guests will be treated to an intimate performance of classic 80s sounds," it said.
ABTA has also announced that the Duchess of Northumberland will be a guest at the Convention where she will talk about her collaboration with headline sponsor Fred.Olsen Cruise Lines.
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