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2009 highlights
The best
of British
The domestic market is anticipating a strong
year in 2009. Rob Gill finds out how new
properties, packages and appealing offers
can help tempt your customers to stay local
HAVEN.
Holiday park operator Haven is offering early
booking discounts at its 21 UK locations. Clients
who book an early summer break by March 9
will receive up to 50% off if paid in full, or up to
25% off if they pay a deposit. For autumn breaks
booked by March 9, customers can gain up to 40%
off if paid in full, or up to 20% with a deposit.
■
bourneleisuresales.co.uk
COTTAGES4YOU.
Self-catering specialist Cottages4you has made its
portfolio of UK properties available for agents to sell.
The group, which has more than 15,000 properties on
its books, has launched a trade website and support
phone line. It is also offering incentives for agents
including the chance to win an iPod Nano.
■ cottages4you.travel; 0845 268 1732
GRAND UK HOLIDAYS.
Grand UK Holidays has added tours for summer 2009
with 10 new trips in England, seven in Scotland, two
in Wales and one in the Isle of Man. There are also six
new weekend breaks in England, including a gardens
tour of southern England and a trip to the Isle of Wight.
Sister brand Glenton Holidays, which caters for the
Scottish market, has also added several tours including
breaks to London and the Open golf at Turnberry.
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grandukholidays.com
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glentonholidays.com
PONTIN’S.
Comedian Joe Pasquale and former Blue singer
Duncan James are among the stars lined up to
appear at Pontin’s holiday parks in 2009. Other
new activities include ballet and circus schools
as well as the chance for guests to work on their
dance moves at Strictly Dance Fever sessions.
Pontin’s is opening wi-fi kiosks at its Camber
Sands, Brean Sands and Prestatyn Sands resorts.
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pontins.com
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