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Christina Quinn, 58, who had worked as a chief executive of St Luke's Hospice in Plymouth after a dedicating much of her working life to the NHS, died with two others in the blaze in the Red Sea.
One of the three British passengers who died after a dive boat caught fire in Egypt has been named.
Tributes have been paid to the chief executive of a Plymouth hospice who was killed when a diving boat caught fire in Egypt at the weekend. Christina Quinn, 58, was one of three British tourists killed on Sunday when the blaze erupted while they were below deck.
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Christina Quinn, 58, has been named as one of the victims by St Luke's Hospice Plymouth where she was chief executive.