The homeworking giant on Thursday (13 July) reported both group sales (£76.6 million) and leisure sales (£54.9 million) were up on last year by 14.5% and 15.1% respectively, while corporate sales increased by 13.2% to £21.7 million.

Friday 30 June was the most successful day of the month, with Travel Counsellors’ agents making more than £4.3 million in overall sales. Some 64 agents also reported their best sales months ever, with four exceeding £300,000 in bookings and one tipping £500,000. 

“These sales demonstrate that putting our customers first, going above and beyond and being there for them every step of their journey is a winning formula which attracts new bookings and also keeps our customers coming back again and again,” said chief commercial officer Kirsten Hughes. 

“These sales demonstrate that putting our customers first, going above and beyond and being there for them every step of their journey is a winning formula which attracts new bookings and also keeps our customers coming back again and again.”

It comes after Travel Counsellors recently unveiled a rebrand to mark its 30th anniversary. The company said that following extensive market research, it had chosen a new cherry-coloured logo to symbolise new beginnings.