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Great Rail Journeys adds trip extensions for 2015-16


Juliet Dennis juliet.dennis@travelweekly.co.uk


Great Rail Journeys has added holiday extensions in three destinations and cut up £300 off selected departures in its Worldwide Adventures 2015-16 programme.


The range features 32 rail


holidays in the US, South America, Asia, Africa and Australasia. The rail specialist is offering


283 departures in 2016 and has distributed a leaflet to the trade to promote its itineraries. Three-night extensions before or after tours can be added. A new Hong Kong extension,


which leads in at £465, can be added to both of Great Rail Journeys’ China tours. The operator has also


introduced extensions in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, starting at £435.


Newmarket Holidays launches an online training programme


Newmarket Holidays has introduced an online training programme for the trade. It aims to improve travel agents’


knowledge of the operator’s products and increase awareness of the Newmarket brand. Nic Newmarket, the operator’s


mascot, will guide agents through five modules: dedicated agent support; European air holidays; worldwide air holidays; coach touring; and cruising. Agents who achieve 70% in the modules’ multiple-choice test will receive a certificate and be


INITIATIVE: Features five modules


entered into a monthly draw to win a bottle of prosecco and a box of chocolates. They will also have a chance to win a fam trip abroad. The programme has been launched in conjunction with Equator Training, which specialises in online training portals for the travel industry. For more information, go to:


training.newmarketholidays.co.uk 22 travelweekly.co.uk 5 November 2015 INDIA: Extensions can be added These can be tagged on to the


India’s Golden Triangle and Tiger Safari, Darjeeling and the Last Himalayan Kingdom, and A Royal Indian Odyssey tours. Price cuts of up to £300 are


offered on tours including Tracks 283


Number of departures offered by Great Rail Journeys next year


of the Deep South, a 14-day tour that now leads in at £2,545, and the nine-day Cities of the Eastern Seaboard tour, from £2,095. All 2016 holidays can be booked


for a deposit of £100 per person until December 11. Guest speakers, including US R&B musician Wayne Jackson, will join selected tours, including the 12-day Railroads and Rhythms- Chicago to New Orleans tour. All tours include flights, transfers, accommodation, excursions, tour


manager, guides and most meals. greatrail.com


Butlins to operate another three family science weekends


Butlins will host The Astonishing Family Science Weekend again next year. The science-themed breaks,


which were new this year, are aimed at families with children aged six to 14 and kick off at the Bognor Regis resort on April 15. They will also run at Skegness on June 10 and Minehead on September 16. The holiday parks operator has


teamed up with the Science Museum and Aardman Animations to offer a series of science experiences and on-stage demonstrations. Three-night breaks start at £75 per person, based on four sharing


a Silver self-catering apartment. bourneleisuresales.co.uk


BREAKING THE NEWS: SuperBreak joined forces with Liverpool John Lennon airport to visit agents in Merseyside to promote short-break packages with direct flights from the city. Pictured at the Thomson Superstore in Lord Street are the agency’s Sarah Owen (left) and Stephanie Gill (right), with SuperBreak’s Freya McCann (second left) and Ashley Morgan, Liverpool JLA.


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