Direct Travel Hosts 16 Holiday Events Across Canada

From Direct Travel’s Toronto office, left to right: Adie Schlossberg, Rajiv Calpakam, Lucy Catalanotto, grand prize winner Tina Ngotzamanis, Isobel Mickiewicz, Lisa Booth and Nadian Powell

Direct Travel hosted over 150 advisors, I/Cs, staff, and preferred suppliers on 09DEC at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York - one of 16 events being held across the country as part of the group’s holiday season celebration.

“This is an annual event for us,” said Stephen Smith, Direct Travel’s  Senior Vice President of Leisure Strategy & Marketing.

“It’s such a great opportunity to see friends and colleagues, and welcome new members of the team.”

Gerard Bellino, Direct Travel’s President of Leisure Travel; Brian Robertson, President Canada; Robert Filkin, Vice-President & General Counsel and Stephen Smith, Senior Vice-President, Leisure Strategy & Marketing

President of Direct Travel Brian Robertson acted as emcee and announced door prizes from preferred suppliers. Tina Ngotzamanis of Toronto won the grand prize, flights for two on Air Canada.

Fifteen additional events have been held in cities like Victoria and Montreal.

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