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TravelMole Web Awards – just four days to go
The shortlist has been drawn up for the fourth TravelMole web awards – the biggest in the event’s history – and which take place in London on Thursday.
Short listed companies, sponsors and invited guest should register for the awards ceremony.
The awards, in association with Youtravel.com, take place at Canada House, Trafalgar Square, between 15.00 and 18.00.
All short-listed companies are invited to the event. To book a place, email: [email protected]
The short-listed companies are:
Holiday Extras
Hotels
Airlines
Online Agency
Tourist Board
Technology
www.theinternetvideocompany.com
Recruitment company
www.progressivepersonnel.co.uk
Online Education
www.cruisingforexcellence.co.uk
Cruise-Ferry site
www.oceanvillageholidays.co.uk
Travel Management
www.businesstraveldirect.co.uk
Tour Operator
Responsible Tourism
Car Rental
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