Travel Counsellors agents head to Greece for second Gold Trip of 2026

Travel Counsellors has hosted its second Gold Trip of the year in Greece, taking more than 30 of its top homeworkers and their partners, alongside five support team colleagues.

The week-long event was held at Grecotel’s Cape Sounio resort along the Athens Riviera and featured a sunset reception overlooking the Aegean Sea, followed by activities, including a visit to the Temple of Poseidon, a wine-tasting experience and a wellness-focused morning and yoga session.

One of the highlights of the trip was a luxury boat excursion across the Aegean.

The trip included the Gold Conference during which Travel Counsellors agents heard from supplier partners via presentations and business updates.

The week culminated in a celebration dinner recognising the achievements, commitment and contribution of the company’s top-performing Gold agents, as well as celebrating new-to-Gold achievers: Cat Rainey and Sally Murray.

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Alex Gavalda, commercial director at Travel Counsellors, said: “Set against the stunning backdrop of Cape Sounio, with sweeping views across the Aegean and the Temple of Poseidon, the trip has been a fantastic opportunity to recognise the achievements of our top performers and create lasting memories together.

“The week has also provided valuable time with our valued supplier partners, whose insights and support continue to play such an important role in the strength of our business and community.”

The Greece Gold Trip forms part of Travel Counsellors’ long-standing Gold Programme, which recognises the contribution of its highest-performing business owners. Open to all Travel Counsellors, ‘Gold’ status is currently held by more than 260 business owners globally.

The trip was supported by supplier partners ACC Aviation, Cunard, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, alongside hosts Grecotel, which welcomed the group to Cape Sounio.