Brits are taking more city breaks than beach holidays, a report by Abta has revealed
a Panorama Sea View Suite from £459pp based on two adults and two children under 12 sharing, with flights and private transfers, based on a September 29 departure. ■
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A deluxe two-bedroom bungalow suite at Ikos Olivia, Halkidiki
Bath Weather-proof a UK short break by choosing accommodation with a cosy interior and indoor cultural sites nearby. Hoseasons recommends the Bath Mill Lodge Retreat, a new £4.5 million development three miles from the city. Bath’s natural spa makes a nice focus for a weekend away. “This getaway is surrounded by gardens and woodland,” says senior client services manager Mark Hill. “It’s a spacious and convenient five-star alternative to the city’s hotels and guesthouses. It’s perfect for romantic weekenders who can explore nearby museums and cultural hotspots.” Two, three and four-bedroom lodges are
available at Bath Mill with king-size beds, flatscreen TVs and a deck. There’s also a gym and bistro. Book it: Hoseasons has a three-night weekend break for two this September/October from £344. ■
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Marrakech Guaranteed short-break sun is offered by a jaunt to Morocco. “Autumn in Marrakech is still hot, and the average temperature in October is 27C,” says Anatolian Sky managing director Akin Koc. “It is a great place to soak up the culture and atmosphere of the country, with its bright colours, spices and hustle and bustle.” Book it: Anatolian Sky features various luxury riads in Marrakech. A three-night stay at Ksar Anika costs from £329pp with breakfasts, flights and transfers, travelling in November. ■
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