Two new talents have joined Not in the Guidebooks, enhancing its team.
- Caroline Burroughs takes on the role of trade sales development manager.
- Hannah Young has been appointed as the new product executive.
- Both hires bring a wealth of experience from established travel brands.
- The company focuses on immersive and sustainable travel experiences.
The team at Not in the Guidebooks has been expanded with the inclusion of Caroline Burroughs and Hannah Young. These appointments are expected to enrich the company’s ability to offer unique travel experiences. Burroughs, who joins as the trade sales development manager, brings in substantial experience from her previous roles at Wendy Wu Tours and Thomas Cook, where she managed various facets of the UK retail travel network. Her expertise lies significantly in building strong relationships with travel partners, which is anticipated to be a boon for the company’s strategic partnerships.
Hannah Young steps into the position of product executive with a rich background in arranging tailor-made and group trips at reputable firms such as Newmarket Holidays, African Travel Resource, Yellow Zebra, and Flight Centre. Her extensive travel experience across the US, South America, Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific is set to enhance the company’s long-haul product development, tapping into new and exciting markets.
Sales Director Debbie Sowden expresses confidence in the new hires, stating, “We are growing our team all of the time, and it’s great that we continue to attract such high calibre talent to our business.” Sowden’s statement underscores the company’s commitment to securing experienced professionals capable of driving forward its mission to provide exceptional travel experiences.
Caroline Burroughs articulated her enthusiasm for joining the company, saying, “After working for a number of large established brands, I was drawn to Not in the Guidebooks as I feel it enables me to fully utilise my wealth of travel retailing experience and make a difference to what is a relatively new brand.” She emphasises her role’s focus on raising awareness about the company’s unique proposition in the trade, which consists of experiential, immersive, and sustainable itineraries.
Hannah Young, sharing her excitement, commented on the distinctive nature of Not in the Guidebooks’ offerings. She highlighted her affinity for the company’s refreshing approach to holidays and day experiences, which stand apart from typical travel packages available in the market. Her addition to the team is anticipated to drive innovation and creativity within the product portfolio.
The appointment of Caroline Burroughs and Hannah Young is poised to significantly boost Not in the Guidebooks’ capacity to deliver innovative travel experiences.
