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KOS: Mark Warner’s Lakitira Beach Resort offers intensive tennis weeks


enjoyed a long and happy history of offering holidays to Turkey, but the time is right for us to leave for the time being. We certainly hope to return in the future.” Mark Warner’s other resorts will be boosted with new product. In Rhodes and Corsica, there will be a new daily programme of cycling tours and bike clinics. The tours will be led by expert guides, are suitable for all abilities, and guests will be grouped appropriately.


In Corsica, there will be yoga


weeks, while intensive tennis weeks will be offered in Rhodes and Kos. The regatta week in Rhodes will


also offer guests the chance to take part in dinghy racing. A seven-night cycling week at


San Lucianu Beach Resort, Corsica, costs from £874 in early June,


including flights and cycling tuition. markwarner.co.uk ›Win a bike: Competitions, page 40


Agents help customers catch a wave with SuperBreak’s surfing add-on


SuperBreak is offering surf lessons in Newquay as an add-on for agents to sell with packaged short breaks to the resort. The


operator said this allowed agents to earn commission on a product that clients would usually book themselves once in Cornwall. Lessons are offered by


Newquay’s The Escape Surf School, which is open year-round. Lessons are for all levels from beginners to regular surfers. Prices start from £35 for a


two-and-a-half-hour lesson and include all equipment. Hotel prices start from £70 per


person for two nights’ bed and breakfast at the three-star Legacy Hotel Victoria including dinner on


the first night. superbreak.com/agents


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