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SPAA annual quiz dates announced
The Scottish Passenger Agents Association has announced the dates for its 2005 SPAA Quiz.
The annual, membership only event, kicks off at the Glasgow Thistle Hotel on June 1 followed by June 7 at the Marriott Hotel in Edinburgh. The Grand Final will be in Glasgow on July 7.
SPAA Quiz convenor David Geddes said: “This is a great event which will bring huge benefit in product knowledge between our retail membership and our associate supplier membership.
“We’ve received top quality sponsorship from Icelandair, Thomas Cook Holidays, Holiday Autos and Superbreak. Great prizes are on offer including tickets to America with car hire, holiday vouchers and two-night Weekend breaks in the UK and, of course, there is a large element of fun for all involved”
Further details can be obtained from Mr Geddes by email at [email protected] or phone (01475) 787876.
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