Interview with Andrew Dunn of Scott Dunn

Andrew Dunn is a Founder of Scott Dunn that he started as a oppulance ski association in 1986 as good as that has since become a tailor-made tour operator of oppulance holidays around a world.

What is it that we do exactly?

If Im not going to a London office, Im up by 6.45am as good as drive my young kids toschool. Im usually in a bureau for 8.30am to demeanour during emails as good as catch up withmy PA to run by a appointments for a week ahead, answer letters andsign off any paperwork. we tend to transport a lot, building a relations withoverseas suppliers. We have been presently building more Scott Dunn ChildrensClubs as good as OurSpace (a complete government solution for 5 star resortswho value professional childcare). Another aspect of my work is meeting withkey suppliers such as British Airways as good as hotel groups. we additionally hoop all keyrelationships with partners such as Mercedes Benz as good as Laurent-Perrier. At theend of day, we examination a days sales figures, then after supper clear down emailsand plan for a following day.

What do we enjoy many about what we do?

Overseeing a entire Scott Dunn experience as good as product offering. Ive always been passionate about a sum as good as ensuring a guests have a really many appropriate holiday. Im now spending time seeking after a loyalty programmes as a repeat commercial operation is phenomenal.

What would we contend have been a 3 many appropriate places youve ever stayed?

I love skiing as good as we have smashing holidays in Chalet Artemis in St Anton a wellness area there is to die for. Africa is my second passion as good as a tranquillity as good as endless plains of a Masai Mara as good as Serengeti never ceases to amaze me. With a planet of six billion people it is only astounding how alone we can feel in Africa; there is something magical as good ! as saint ly about a place. we not long ago visited a Maldives for a first time as good as it is a unqualified bucket as good as scoop experience of a really top sequence as good as indeed sublime.

Whats been your many noted dining experience to date?

Ive been propitious to have eaten during a couple of chefs tables over time though a many noted was sharing a corner 40th with friends during Gordon Ramsays Maze;however, we did walk out of there after countless tasty courses feeling twice a size.

Have we rubbed shoulders with a rich as good as famous, possibly by your work or your travels?

The answer is yes, though a one thing we should know about Scott Dunn is that we never talk about a guests.

What currently ranks top upon your transport instruct list?

Peru is really tall up upon a wishlist. Ive yet to see Machu Picchu that is incredible since a length of time weve had a Latin America programme.

Thank we for taking part in a talk series, Andrew, as good as good finished for not tripping up with a penultimate question!

Interview with Andrew Dunn of Scott Dunn is a post from A Luxury Travel Blog


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