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Hoseasons expands agency sales team
UK self-catering specialist Hoseasons has promoted Denise Farr to regional sales executive for the east of England.
She moves to the operator’s agency sales team after four years with the company including time in the reservations department.
Farr will be responsible for building relationships with around 400 travel agents in the region, and aims to see each of them four times a year.
Newly-appointed national sales manager Donna Walton said: “Building close working relationships with travel agents is essential both for us and the agents themselves, which is why we are expanding our agency sales team to enable us to offer even more support to our trade partners.
“Denise’s appointment will enable agents in the east of England to be visited every three months or so. In addition, Denise is already putting plans into place to stage promotional days at high street travel agents, with the first two already planned for July.”
Report by Phil Davies
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