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Robin Searle

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Managing Editor at Travel Weekly (UK)

Managing editor at Travel Weekly Group

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  • Trade voices support for Baldwins staff after receivers appointed

    2 weeks ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Robin Searle

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  • Carnival Cruise Line sales chief Adolfo Perez steps down

    2 months ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Robin Searle

    Carnival Cruise Line senior vice-president of global sales and trade marketing Adolfo Perez is to retire after 43 years with the company. Perez started his career as a ticket agent while at high school and has since held a range of positions including vice-president of Carnival UK & Ireland, where he opened the line’s London office. He was given Clia’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2022.

  • Virgin Voyages reports 30% upturn in UK wave sales

    2 months ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Robin Searle

    Virgin Voyages has reported a 30% increase in UK revenue during the wave sales period, driven by a 40% upturn in bookings for longer itineraries. The adults-only line confirmed it had maintained momentum reported at the start of March, when it credited a shift to longer sailings and “pricing stability” for a 40% year-on-year increase in revenue.

  • Kuoni PR chief Rachel O’Reilly expands remit with Dertour UK

    2 months ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Robin Searle

    Kuoni communications director Rachel O’Reilly is to take on an extended remit for the brand’s parent company Dertour UK. The move will be effective from April 1 and will see O’Reilly oversee communications for Dertour’s brands including Carrier, CV Villas, Kirker, Kuoni, Journey Latin America, Jules Verne and Solmar.

  • Heathrow defends contingency planning after shutdown criticism

    2 months ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Robin Searle

    Heathrow has defended its contingency planning after criticism from organisations including Iata following Friday’s all-day closure. The airport confirmed operations would be halted until midnight after a fire at a local power station caused an outage. It said it is still waiting for clarity on when it will be able to resume operations and the knock-on effects are expected to last for a number of days. Iata said the closure was “yet another case of Heathrow letting down travellers and airlines”.

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22 Mar 23

RT @travelweekly: Great work from @Just_a_Drop on #WorldWaterDay reminding us that millions of women walk for hours every day, just to coll…

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26 Oct 22

Two pandemic years late, but a first visit to #disneylandparis for the kids perfectly timed for some 30th anniversary #JourneyToTheMagic celebrations. Expecting some sensory overload at #AvengersCampusParis today... @DisneyParksUK https://t.co/G74pdKxjiw

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3 Oct 22

Hays Travel chair Dame Irene Hays urges Independence Group members to 'simplify and crystalise' peaks messaging to capitalise on luxury and package demand. #haysigconfuk22 https://t.co/382Gty244l