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Jungfraujoch is the saddle which links two of the highest peaks in Switzerland’s Bernese Alps. For TravelManagers’ Emily Turner, her time at Jungfraujoch ranked as the figurative and literal pinnacle of a week-long Swiss famil that focused on exploring this wonderland by rail

TravelManagers wrapped up 2019 with strong sales growth and an impressive collection of awards in the trophy case, the result of the ongoing dedication of its personal travel managers (PTM) and National Partnership Office (NPO) team

Take 100 travel professionals and drop them into one spectacular destination. Gently scatter them across a selection of ten incredible itineraries and leave them to soak up world-class scenery and experiences for seven days.

TravelManagers’ dazzling run at Scenic’s ‘Night of Stars’ annual awards has continued, with the company winning the ‘Highest Sales Home-Based Australia Wide’ category for the sixth consecutive year.

“I have a number of clients who love Nepal so I thought I should see what it’s all about,”

Nine days exploring the highlights of Portugal was an appealing prospect for six personal travel managers (PTMs) who signed up to represent TravelManagers on a recent Back-Roads Touring famil.

“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

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

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