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A&K expands agency sales team
Abercrombie & Kent UK (A&K) has announced the appointment of Bryony Boulter as the new Agency Sales Manager for the Southwest region.
In this new role she will be responsible for managing sales of both A&K and Cox & Kings brands.
Boulter brings a wealth of industry experience, having worked for Classic Collection Holidays as well as Jet2.
She joins A&K UK as travel trade sales perform ahead of pre-pandemic levels.
“I am thrilled to be joining at such an exciting time,” she said.
“I am looking forward to working with the team to develop new business opportunities in the Southwest region.”
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