QHotels Collection appoints two to its national sales division
Whittington will work alongside Turton, facilitating the booking process for clients
The QHotels Collection has appointed Paula Turton as national account director for leisure and Lucy Whittington as leisure sales support executive.
The group has bolstered the size of the team to ensure it continues to “grow representation” amongst industry buyers.
In her new role, Turton will oversee all domestic and inbound travel trade. This includes managing a brand presence at trade exhibitions such as the upcoming World Travel Market in November.
Turton will also actively participate in trade associations including UKInbound, and The Coach Tourism Association.
Meanwhile, Whittington joins The QHotels Collection to follow in the footsteps of her sister, Stacy Whittington, who suddenly died earlier this year.
Whittington will work alongside Turton, facilitating the booking process for clients.
Turton said: “I’m thrilled to join such a credible brand renowned for its exceptional commitment to its people and guests. I am excited to contribute to the growth of the leisure division, working with a fantastic team to build on a successful year and map out plans for 2024 and beyond.”
Brett Arscott, head of sales at The QHotels Collection, added: “We are delighted to welcome both Paula and Lucy to our close-knit team. I’m very excited about the next chapter for us, as we secure new accounts, and continue to develop our place in the market. The recent appointments are a reflection of the company’s resilience and adaptability in a dynamic and ever-changing industry.”
The QHotels Collection, comprises 19 hotels and resorts in the UK such as historic hideaways, Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, in the North East, The Crewe Hall Hotel and Spa in the Cheshire countryside, and the newly refurbished Chesford Grange Hotel in Warwickshire.
