Trafalgar Travel celebrates 30
Trafalgar Travel Ltd founder Derek Young (second left) is flanked by Caribbean Airlines sales executive Delia Bennett (left); Trafalgar Travel Deputy CEO Michelle Roper (second right); and Jamaica media doyenne Fae Ellington.
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December 13, 2024

Trafalgar Travel celebrates 30

Trafalgar Travel staged a star-studded celebration of its 30th anniversary on December 5 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston which featured some of the island’s best musical talents, among them Marcia Griffiths, Luciano, Valiant, Tanya Stephens, and Rhoda Isabella.

Founded in 1995 with the mandate to provide quality service and maintain quality relationships, Trafalgar Travel has been voted the Caribbean‘s Leading Travel Agency by the World Travel Awards since 2007.

Here are photo highlights of the anniversary celebration.

Trafalgar Travel Ltd founders Peter Monteith (left) and Derek Young (right) cut the company’s 30th anniversary cake with two of their travel agents Tiwana Watson (second left) and Shadee Ashley.

The Mico University College executives Dr Asburn Pinnock, president; and Lois Graham, senior executive assistant, join Trafalgar Travel as the company marked its 30th anniversary on December 5, 2024.

Distinguished attorneys Patrick Foster, King’s Counsel (left), senior partner, Nunes Scholefield, DeLeon & Co; and Milton J Samuda, managing partner and head of commercial at Samuda & Johnson, celebrate with the Trafalgar Travel team.

Veteran reggae singer Marcia Griffiths delivers a stellar performance at Trafalgar Travel Ltd’s 30th anniversary celebration at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on December 5, 2024.

After his performance reggae singer Luciano (left) is thanked and congratulated by Trafalgar Travel Ltd founder Peter Monteith.

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