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Avis Travel Agent Scholarship of Excellence Awards
Jeanine French of Harvey World Travel, Collins Street Melbourne was the winner of this week’s Avis Travel Agent Scholarship of Excellence Award.
Russell Butler National Travel Industry Manager and Jenny Lorkin, National Agency Sales Manager for AVIS hosted a special awards dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel Sydney on Wedfnesday night to recognise the individual efforts of travel consultant’s in the industry.
The award is not based on sales with the winner chosen for excellence in customer service, dedication and how they excel in what they do.
Jeanine’s prize is a seven-day New York trip for two flying Qantas Business Class, twin share accommodation, meals, sightseeing tours, car hire and spending money form American Express Foreign Exchange.
The sponsors of the awards are Avis, AFTA, Qantas Airways and American Express Foreign Exchange.
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