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Premier has Georgia on its mind


PREMIER Holidays has put the Peach State of Georgia in focus by launching an exclusive fly-drive campaign. Starting from £1,399pp, the 13-night deal highlights the best of the state, with stops that include Atlanta, Savannah (pictured) and Jekyll Island.


MATT Along the


way are beaches, coastline, shopping, entertainment,


historic landmarks and


outdoor activities. The itinerary begins in Florida with a


two-night stay in Orlando, before moving on to St Augustine for a further two nights. Next, guests will drive on to St Mary’s for a two-night stay, followed by three nights on Jekyll Island and then two nights in Savannah, before spending the final night in Atlanta. The offer, valid for travel on selected


dates during November 2014, is based on two adults sharing, and includes return flights from Heathrow to Florida and out of Atlanta with Virgin Atlantic and fully- inclusive car hire. All clients receive a personalised Premier Holidays road book


with suggested landmarks and sightseeing opportunities, as well as maps and directions to make use of along the way.


Agents earn between £25 and £150 per


Georgia booking, dependent on the value of the booking. trade.premierholidays.co.uk


CRUISING USA For many families a long haul trip to faraway shores is not a holiday deci- sion to be taken lightly. Considerations such as time, logistics, packing enough for younger travellers to enjoy as many adventures as possible all add to the equation. The stars must align before mum and dad open up their wallets and pull out the credit card! A cruise-and-stay package from a


New York campaign heads to the beaches


JAMAICA Bay and Rockaway Beach, two of New York City’s waterfront areas spanning Brooklyn and Queens, are the latest destinations to feature in Neighborhood


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marketing initiative by NYC & Company designed to increase awareness of some of the Big Apple’s ‘lesser known’ districts. From surfing the waves and kayaking inlets to biking in scenic surroundings and culinary offerings along the boardwalk, the waterfront neighbourhoods of Jamaica Bay and Rockaway Beach offer visitors plenty of ways to enjoy the summer in New York. Jamaica Bay is full of places to boat for beginners and experts and there are


several trips offered throughout the summer including canoeing, kayaking and sailing. Fresh Creek Nature Preserve is a perfect place to look for butterflies, birds and fish, and Paerdegat Basin leads into the Bergen Beach section of Jamaica Bay. Kayaks are available to rent. Jacob Riis Park, one of New York City’s most popular beaches, is home to a mile- long stretch of swimmable ocean and also has a boardwalk. Both Jamaica Bay and Rockaway Beach


are accessible by subway, bus, ferry, bike and car. New York City is made up of five distinct boroughs: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. nycgo.com/nxn


Delta plans hot winter schedule out of the UK


DELTA will offer a greater choice of US destinations out of Heathrow this winter (2014) season. Effective October 26, the airline will begin operating one of two daily


US port of call is something that ticks all the boxes for big and little kids alike. Cruise companies now offer a menu of onboard activities that rival any all-inclusive land resort, includ- ing rock climbing, ice skating, surfing, age-specific kids' clubs and more. Plus, there’s no packing and unpacking but there is the chance to see a huge range of destinations all in one holiday.


Heathrow-Los


Angeles flights currently operated by Virgin Atlantic. This service will mark the airline's first


non-stop flight between Heathrow and Los Angeles and will be Delta’s seventh non- stop destination between London and the USA. Virgin Atlantic Airways will begin operating one of Delta’s three daily flights between Heathrow and Atlanta, marking its entry into Atlanta, the busiest airport in the world. Delta and Virgin's joint venture became


effective on January 1, with the airlines codesharing each other’s operated services and sharing costs and revenues on all UK- North America services. Delta President, Ed Bastian said: “From the outset we said that our partnership with Virgin Atlantic was about improving services while offering more destinations and schedule choice. "Expanding access to Heathrow Airport has long been at the top of Delta's list of priorities, while Virgin Atlantic has long wanted greater access to North America." delta.com; virgin-atlantic.com


www.sellinglonghaul.com


TAKE THE QUANTUM LEAP Families looking to get away from it all should consider Royal Caribbean International’s newest ship, Quantum of the Seas, when it makes its debut out of New York this autumn for a cruise that will feature some of the most popular Caribbean destinations With more innovative firsts at sea'


than ever before – such as skydiv- ing, bumper cars, roller skating, virtual balconies and more – both agents and customers alike will be hard-pressed to find another experience that delivers such a range of 'wows'. Whether your clients are interested in nature, adventure, history or shop- ping, all and much more will be avail- able when cruising from the USA. Visitusa.org; royalcaribbean.co.uk


CHANDLER Account Manager, Siren Communications


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