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Operators
Kay McLellan
020 7955 3867
kmclellan@ttglive.com
For the latest operator and supplier news, visit
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In brief
■ Olympic adds hotels to brochure
Olympic Holidays’ second-edition 2009 Smart
Choice budget holiday programme includes new
hotels in Cyprus, Turkey, Croatia and Greece.
Book before March 31 for discounts of up to £320
per couple and two weeks for the price of one at
selected properties in Greece and Cyprus.
0844 576 2386
■ Jetset offers new DIY system
Jetset has unveiled a new online dynamic pack-
aging system, allowing agents to add hotels,
transfers and care hire to any flight booking to
create a commissionable package that is fully
protected under Jetset’s Atol or Abta bond.
■ Club Med reopens revamped Punta Cana
Club Med has reopened its Club Med Punta Cana
Mosaic wants to
resort in the Dominican Republic following a £24
million renovation. Seven nights’ all-inclusive
start from £1,390 per adult. 0845 367 6767
grow agent reach
■ Bales expands programme Down Under
Bales Worldwide has expanded its Australia and shift back towards operators for multi-element
Kay McLellan.
New Zealand programme for 2009 to include MOSAIC Holidays, the luxury tailor-made holiday travel.
super luxury lodges and a food and wine trail in specialist, is targeting independent agents to “Our products are ideally suited to independ-
New Zealand, treks in Tasmania and spa stays help boost its distribution network. ent agents who operate in the tailor-made and
along Margaret river in Australia. 0845 057 0600 Paul Lacey, Mosaic’s head of sales and market- luxury sectors.”
ing, said although most of its business already Lacey said Mosaic would also offer training
comes through the trade, he wanted to expand and educationals for agents, and encouraged
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Established 10 years ago, the independent Mosaic has just launched its new Egypt and
operator specialises in holidays to Egypt (pic- Jordan brochure, featuring seven-night Red
tured above), North Cyprus, Turkey, the Indian Sea holidays from £595 for five-star bed and
Ocean, Jordan, Oman, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and breakfast, alongside Nile cruises and desert
it carries around 6,000 passengers a year. safari tours. Classical seven-night tours of
Lacey said: “Following the various recent Jordan start from £1,939.
company and airline failures, and the focus For more information call 020 8574 4000 or
towards protection, there seems to be a definite email
sales@mosaicholidays.co.uk
Inside Japan goes
new Self-Guided Adventures brochure featuring
16 itineraries for independently minded travellers.
live with new site
This includes a new 14-night tour of Kyoto and
the Japanese Alps from £2,260 excluding flights.
THUMBS UP: Collette Worldwide’s The itinerary features six nights in a traditional
UK sales manager Allan Trinidad SPECIALIST operator Inside Japan has launched ryokan and the opportunity to climb Mt Fuji.
helps assemble and decorate bikes for a new website offering destination profiles, The Fully Tailored Trips section allows
disadvantaged children in San Antonio. cultural guides and travel tips, alongside full de- travellers to choose from a range of cultural
The UK sales team took on the project tails of its breaks. experiences, including Taiko drumming classes,
while they were at a conference in Texas. The site,
insidejapantours.com, supports its sword making and traditional cooking lessons.
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