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Newmarket urges book trips to Lapla


Juliet Dennis juliet.dennis@travelweekly.co.uk


Newmarket Holidays is encouraging agents to book early for Lapland 2016 day trips after selling out from all airports last year.


The operator introduced day


trips to Swedish Lapland three years ago, when sales for weekend trips in December traditionally kicked off in September. Early demand last year for certain departures, which saw some airports in northern England sold out by October and a similar pattern for long-haul trips in summer, prompted the operator to publish its 2016 brochure three months early in December. Agency sales manager Richard


Forde said its charter out of Humberside airport is half sold. “The message to our agent partners is to tell clients to book early,” he said. “People are booking further in advance, especially those who missed out last year. Lapland


Prestige Holidays offers island-hopping trips and glamping


Prestige Holidays has introduced multi-island stays and camping breaks in the Channel Islands for 2016. The options are in its 2016 Closer to Home brochure, which also features the Isles of Scilly. A multi-island stay can be


tailored to offer transfers by ferry or air between Jersey, Guernsey, Sark, Herm and Alderney. Stays in Guernsey, Sark and Herm start from £996 for eight


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SANTA: Newmarket released its Lapland


has become much more popular and is seen as a safe destination.” Forde expects winter 2016


trips to sell out by November. The programme is already 20% sold. The operator offers full charters


for 180 passengers from 10 airports on 10 dates in December. They include a visit to Father Christmas, lunch, a husky dog trip and reindeer ride. Trips cost £499


PRESTIGE HOLIDAYS: New multi-island stays are on offer


nights with private transfers and return flights from Southampton. The Durrell Wildlife Camp has


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