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Foundation invites agents to find out more
The Travel Foundation is encouraging agents to attend a workshop at this year’s World Travel Market so they can find out more about the organisation.
The workshop will tell agents about the Foundation’s projects in Cyprus, The Gambia and Tobago and will explain about how the organisation is funded and how agents can make a contribution.
The Travel Foundation already works with a number of operators including Thomas Cook, TUI and First Choice and has the backing of ABTA, AITO and FTO.
The workshop is being held on Thursday, November 11 from 11.30-12.30 in city side room 7 at the ExCel exhibition centre in London. The Foundation is encouraging agents to register early as spaces are limited by emailing them at [email protected] or calling 0117 927 3049.
WTM is taking place on November 8-11 in London’s Docklands.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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