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Wendy Wu introduces two cruise-and-stay itineraries Wendy Wu Tours has added two itineraries to its range. The new tours are the 12-day Irrawaddy Voyager and 15-day Rivers of Indochina. The Indochina trip departs on October 28 and takes in the Tibetan plateau, Cambodia and Vietnam. Prices start at £4,390, including flights, a seven- night cruise, hotel accommodation, tour guides and attraction fees.
wendywutours.co.uk
On the Go reduces price of selected tours by 50% On The Go Tours is offering 50% off selected itineraries and 25% off all group tours to Jordan, Egypt, Russia and Sri Lanka booked and paid for this month, for travel before the end of the year. A six-day Petra tour, which includes a night under the stars at Wadi Rum, starts at £365 for departures between June and August.
onthegotours.com
Funway Holidays releases Awesome April brochure Funway Holidays has launched a range of deals to the US, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic as part of its Awesome April campaign, for departures in 2015 and 2016. The operator has produced a four-page brochure of offers, which include reduced deposits of £150 and seven-night holidays in Florida from £449.
funwayholidays.co.uk
Haven pushes half-term deals and adds activities Haven is promoting May half-term breaks from £249 for a family, based on six sharing a standard two-bedroom caravan for three nights, arriving on May 22, at selected parks. More parks will offer Nature Rockz sessions this year, with Haven’s park rangers as guides. Football Academies have also been introduced at all but three of the company’s parks.
bourneleisuresales.co.uk
CAPITAL GAINS: SuperBreak has subdivided the breaks in its new London brochure by category for the first time, to allow agents to suggest the most relevant trips to clients. The categories are: ‘The Sightseer’; ‘The Super Fan’; ‘The Royalist’; ‘The Theatre Lover’; ‘The Super Groups’; ‘The Culture Vulture’; and ‘Family Breaks’. The brochure features 40 hotels as well as rail options, attractions, and theatre, music and sporting breaks. Pictured with the brochure are SuperBreak’s business development manager Wendy Cameron and Graham Balmforth, national sales manager.
2by2 Holidays publishes first brochure following addition of Madagascar Juliet Dennis
The Madagascar
African specialist 2by2 Holidays has launched its first brochure following the introduction of Madagascar to its portfolio. The 116-page Africa,
Madagascar and India publication covers more than 20 destinations, from South Africa and Sri Lanka to Zambia and Zanzibar, with sample prices and itineraries. Previously, the 15-year-old tour
operator had produced only small pamphlets on its holidays and destinations. Managing director Claire
Farley said: “We decided to do a full brochure because people
were asking for it, and it was an opportunity to show our range of products. “Many customers and agents know us for South Africa and
Madagascar and 2by2’s debut
brochure (inset)
didn’t realise we operate to such a wide range of places. So a lot of it is about raising awareness and trying to excite people about the countries we go to.”
programme offers small- group tours and tailor-made itineraries featuring wildlife
reserves and beach stays. The destination is known for its population of lemurs. The brochure has been sent to about 120 agents who work closely with the operator. “We are also happy to send
out brochures to anyone we have missed or indeed other interested agents,” added Farley. The operator is similarly planning to bring out a brochure covering South America and Latin America.
2by2holidays.co.uk
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