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“My jaw literally dropped seeing the different communities perform their traditional dancing and singing.  Each group had their unique head dress and attire, mainly based around different animal spirits.  The main event, the fire dance itself, took place at night – it was extraordinary seeing the men run through fire.”

On the rail journey from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya, passengers travel through the misty green tea hills of central Sri Lanka, stopping to sample the country’s most famous export, Ceylon tea. Just one of the highlights during a recent TravelManagers famil to this fascinating island nation

When Lonely Planet recently revealed their list of the top ten countries to visit in 2020, Bhutan was ranked at number one: a feat which came as no great surprise to TravelManagers’ Kate Bevan

The state meetings brought together PTMs from far and wide to hear about commercial updates, acknowledge those PTMs who had achieved the milestones of five or ten years with TravelManagers, and listen to presentations from guest suppliers. Once the business part of the day was over, PTMs were eager to mingle and enjoy their Christmas lunch together.

When Collette Tours recently invited 34 Australian travel advisors on a seven-day famil to sample the diversity of this fascinating country, TravelManagers’ Erryn Morris and Alison Parker, were among those who accepted.

From the scenic delights of a cruise through the Inside Passage in North America’s Pacific Northwest to a wilderness tour of Alaska’s Denali National Park, TravelManagers’ Deb Hanley had long dreamed of visiting this unique and beautiful part of the world.

TravelManagers recently contributed fifteen eager volunteers to take part in ‘Meals from the Heart’, a program in which participants prepare and serve food to the families staying at Ronald McDonald House

TravelManagers recently provided eleven personal travel managers (PTMs) with the opportunity to join a seven-day famil of Golden Triangle, which is renowned for its collection of incredible palaces, forts, mosques and mausoleums, as well as its vibrant history and culture.

TravelManagers had been named ‘Home Based Agency Group of the Year’ at The Travel Awards. This news was received with delight according to Chief Operations Officer Grant Campbell, who describes the win as “the icing on the cake for 2019