This could be you: Hunt begins for Women In Travel Awards judges

7/7/10 3:07:10 PM --- JUDGE JUDY --- Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A: Judge Judy Sheindlin,

The Travel Weekly Women in Travel Awards are back in 2023.

There are many things that come hand in hand with awards nights.

There’s trophies, photographs, celebrations and of course, judges.

Travel Weekly is on the lookout for judges for the Women in Travel Awards 2023.

The team will need to identify amazing talent across all of the categories including best employer, entrepreneur, executive, PR, rising star and mentor.

The full list can be found here.

If you’ve been a senior figure in the industry for five years and would like to be a judge then email us at the address below.

Maybe you’re interested but don’t think you’re up to being a judge, you are wrong.

The fact you even clicked on this story proves that you are ready to put your hand up.

This is an amazing opportunity to not only see the best that Australia has to offer, but also to help entrants become winners just by having your say.

Or, if you know of someone who would be a good fit, send them this article (or give us their name on the downlow…. They’ll never know it was you).

The night will be absolutely amazing, and how cool would it feel to know you’ve made someone’s year by helping award them a winner.

The awards take place on Tuesday 5 December, 2023 at Doltone House.

If you have any questions or would like to be a judge, then send an email to dan.lake@travelweekly.com.au.

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