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Agency staff, homeworkers reap rewards as Hays Travel sales reach £3 billion
Hays Travel is set to reward agents after hailing a landmark £3 billion in revenue.
It is the first time it has reached £3billion and comes one month ahead of the end of Hays’ financial year on 30 April 2025.
Employees will share in the success.
All employees will receive £100 for every year they have worked at Hays Travel.
Additionally, personal travel consultants and Explorer franchisees will receive a shopping voucher for each year they have been a Hays Travel member.
“Our success is down to our people, which is why achieving this £3 billion milestone is an opportunity to demonstrate just how much their work and unwavering loyalty are appreciated,” Dame Irene Hays said.
In the year ended 30 April 2024 Hays Travel’s TTV was £2.55bn – an increase of 17% on the same period in 2023 (£2.19bn), with group profit before tax of £73.4 million.
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