Bognor Regis Branch

Welcome to Hays Travel Bognor Regis!

My name is David and I am the Manager here at Bognor Regis. I have over 15 years' experience in travel and have worked in various Hays Travel shops including Midhurst, Chichester, Havant, and Fareham. I have visited many destinations including Dubai, Morocco, Sri Lanka, and Greece; but my favourite destinations are Dubai and Barbados.

Jacqueline, my Assistant Manager has been in Travel for 14 years. She has vistited Turkey many times and her other favourite destinations are Majorca and Morocco. Sian has over 27 years’ experience in the travel industry and has just recently joined us from Co-operative Travel. She is well known in the high street; she adores the Maldives and specialises in Mediterranean holidays.

Jo has joined us from Thomas and has over 30 years experience. Her favourite destinations are Greece and Florida. Amy is into her second year of her Hays Travel apprenticeship with us! She has previously worked in our Rustington Branch and has been to many destinations including her recent trip to The Gambia. Megan is new to our team! She studied Travel and Tourism at college and was keen to get involved in the Hays Travel apprenticeship. Her favourite destinations are Gran Canaria, Majorca and she has recently returned from New York! Tracey has also joined us from Thomas Cook. She is our Foreign Exchange consultant and has over 20 years experience. We have a variety of currencies in stock and have very competitive rates!

We look forward to welcoming you to our branch soon!

Our branch has been getting involved in the local community recently as we held a Giant Spring Raffle event in aid of The Sussex Snowdrop Trust.

The raffle took place here in our branch and we had a total of 30 prizes that had all been kindly donated by local businesses in our area. This included meals in restaurants, vouchers and hampers and altogether we managed to raise £400 from the ticket sales!

The money will go to The Sussex Snowdrop Trust who provide care for children with illnesses and much needed support for their families.