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Steve Witt
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Not Just Travel
Steve Witt is co-founder of Not Just Travel, one of the fastest growing travel agencies in the UK selling bespoke, tailormade holidays via its 720+ independent agents working from home.
Having access to over 450 suppliers, the company is a member of the Hays Travel Independence Group, in addition to having its own preferred supplier relationships.
With its head office based in Bournemouth, Dorset, Not Just Travel was founded in 2001, and incorporates recruitment arm The Travel Franchise, which trains people, the vast majority of home have no experience in selling travel, into expert, independent homeworking Not Just Travel consultants.
For more information see www.notjusttravel.co.uk or www.the-travel-franchise.com
Having access to over 450 suppliers, the company is a member of the Hays Travel Independence Group, in addition to having its own preferred supplier relationships.
With its head office based in Bournemouth, Dorset, Not Just Travel was founded in 2001, and incorporates recruitment arm The Travel Franchise, which trains people, the vast majority of home have no experience in selling travel, into expert, independent homeworking Not Just Travel consultants.
For more information see www.notjusttravel.co.uk or www.the-travel-franchise.com
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