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Q: What was your first job and what did you learn from it that you still use today?

A: First impressions leave a lasting impression.

Q: What’s the first thing you do when you start a new position?

A: Ask lots of questions, arrive early and clarify expectations.

Darren Sinclair

Q: What advice would you give someone wanting to start a career in travel now?

A: Network, travel whenever possible and complete a TAFE Course.

Q: What did the pandemic teach you about yourself?

A: Stay in contact with work, your network and look after your mental health and wellbeing.

Q: If you hadn’t gone into travel, what career path might you have taken?

A: I actually worked in media for 25 years before pursuing a career in travel.

Q: How do you think the travel industry is looking at this moment in time?

A: Small group touring is trending and cruising is booming.

Q: Who would you most like to sit next to on a plane, living or dead?

A: Prince.

Q: What are some of your favourite spots around the world and why?

A: Sorrento – for its close proximity to Amalfi, Positano and Capri, the people, food and scenery.

Cruising – Yasawa & Mamanuca Islands Fiji for the people, scenery, snorkelling and diving.

Q: What is your best travel story?

A: Salmonella on the Greek Islands, immediate weight loss after indulging on a fabulous holiday.

Q: What are you most looking forward to about working with GFOB?

A: Promoting our great offerings like Globus Small Group Discoveries and learning more about Avalon Waterways.

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