OPERATOR NEWS YOU CAN USE
Rates at London hotels are down
a four-course meal. Prices start at £139, including an overnight stay at the Tower Hotel. Both packages are available
every Friday until December, excluding April 22. Atkins said: “London is
currently offering excellent value and it means guests can stay in aspirational hotels for a great price. “There is always something new
overnight stay at the four-star Tower Hotel on the riverfront at St Katherine’s Dock. A bottle of prosecco is included in each room. Prices start at £79. The London Celebration Night
Out package includes a cabaret dance cruise on board the London Showboat. The three-hour cruise, which starts at Westminster Pier and ends at the Thames Barrier, features a live singer and includes
to do in London and agents should be talking to their customers, even if they have been before, to promote new reasons to travel such as the latest shows and events.” SuperBreak was sold by Cox & Kings last week to newly formed company Malvern Enterprises UK. The operator said it remained committed to growing trade sales despite an admission from the operator’s parent company that it
aims to increase direct sales.
superbreak.com/agents
Spring into Summer with Gold Medal to win V Festival tickets
WIN!
Long-haul operator Gold Medal is giving agents the chance to win a V Festival VIP
package including glamping for two in an Emperor Suite as part of its ‘Spring into Summer’ campaign. Agents can also win summer- themed gift sets, which include a barbecue, picnic basket, two deckchairs, summer drinks, garden candles, a £50 Waitrose card and an umbrella. To qualify, agents need to make a summer 2016 booking between now and April 29 for travel between May 1 and August 31. To enter the draw, email
booking references to: SpringInto
SummerSale@goldmedal.co.uk
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