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Operators
Rupert Murray
020 7921 8010
rmurray@ttglive.com
For the latest operator and supplier news, visit
ttglive.com/operators
Friendship goes
for family sector
SINGLES holiday specialist Friendship Travel has
launched a website dedicated to single parents.
Holidaysforsingleparents.com offers a range of
child-friendly holidays for single parents looking
to go away during school holiday periods.
Locations on offer include the Caribbean,
Turkey, Rhodes, the Red Sea and the Canaries,
plus winter skiing in France.
Seven nights all-inclusive in Turkey departing
o
urism
on August 16 for example cost £745 per adult and
it
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erland T
children under 15 go for £535 including flights, S
w
transfers and a
holidayforsingleparents.com host.
For bigger spenders, options include the
five-star Cotton Bay Village in St Lucia at £2,495
per adult and £770 per child under 15 in July
Dertour makes
or August. This includes Gatwick flights, transfers,
half-board and a nanny for two hours.
LAUNCHPAD.
drive into Europe
Red Sea Holidays
Rupert Murray.
“As part of our ongoing marketing support for
Egypt 2010 SPECIALIST GERMANY operator Dertour is agents, we will provide them with accompanying
Red Sea Holidays’ second-edition expanding into several destinations in Europe. posters for their shop windows, together with
brochure boasts new incentives: These include Geneva and Bern in Switzerland, flyers and tailored agent support.”
Clients booking by February 28 for departures Prague in the Czech Republic, Budapest in New holidays for Germany includes a Rhein
between May 1 and October 31 will receive £100 Hungary and Tyrol in Austria. Steig walking tour along the banks of the river
discount per party. There’s also a special low The Germany, Austria and Switzerland 2010 and the Ruhr region in North-Rhine Westphalia.
deposit of £75 per booking provided it is made brochure features city breaks and a range of There are also self-catering options through-
at least nine weeks before departure. mountain, river and lake resort holidays – out Germany and “German Gems” featuring
■ 0845 313 9949 including on the shores of Lake Geneva (above). beaches, castles and cultural-based holidays.
There are also six European rail tours included City break prices start from £269 per person
Voyages of Discovery for the first time which feature itineraries in for a two-night break in a three star hotel in
Latin America & Caribbean Germany and neighbouring countries. Munich.
November 2010 – April 2011 Managing director Julie Craig said: “We have Lakes, Rivers and Mountains start from £429
Cruises cover the Amazon, the introduced holidays to Switzerland and Austria for a five-night break in a three-star hotel in
Orinoco, Falkland Islands, Galapagos Islands due to increased demand for tailor-made options Kaprun while European rail tours start from
and Cuba. Other highlights include a 79-day and feedback from travel agent partners. £729 for a six-night Harz Mountains Tour.
tour of South America from £7,499 per person.
■ 0845 018 1808
Glenton Holidays Cold means clients
“January is always a busy booking period but the
cold weather has lead our customers to yearn
Summer Collection 2010
Features more coach tours, self-
‘yearn to escape’
more for a sunshine escape. This has helped put
hot countries such as Thailand and Australia at
drive breaks and cruises. The opera- the forefront of their minds.
tor has also introduced “Nice Price” packages THAILAND and Australia are the top sellers for “With a lot of Britons not being able to make it
with four days in the Scottish Highlands from long-haul, tailor-made tour operator and retailer to work, they have had more time to think about
£139 and five days in Blackpool from £189. Travelmood so far this year. getting away for a break, whether it’s to escape
■ 0800 024 2424 Managing director Rad Sofroni said he believed the cold and go somewhere hot now, or to book
the cold snap had encouraged people to book: a holiday in the summer to look forward to.”
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