OPERATOR NEWS YOU CAN USE
Carrier unveils six new brochures
Juliet Dennis
juliet.dennis@
travelweekly.co.uk
Upmarket operator Carrier is introducing Uganda and New Orleans for 2017.
The operator is bringing out six new brochures for 2017-18, three in September and three in December. The Indian Subcontinent, Far
East & Australasia; Caribbean, Bermuda & Mexico; and Indian Ocean & Arabia brochures come out next month. Africa; Europe & North Africa; and USA, Canada & Mexico programmes will all launch in December. Uganda, renowned for its gorilla
trekking, will feature in the new Africa brochure. Its inclusion follows the Ugandan government’s recent allocation of $57 million to boost tourism in the country. New Orleans has been added to
Carrier has added several
“We have cut a quarter of our product pages to detail the experiences we offer”
the US brochure following a steady rise in demand. The operator has redesigned the
brochures to increase the focus on holiday experiences. Fiona Greenhalgh, head of
product and commercial, said: “We have cut about a quarter of our hotel product pages to more fully detail the experiences that we are able to arrange at our hotels or in destination.”
properties to its ranges. They include Pink Sands Club in St Vincent and the Grenadines, which opened last month, and Six Senses Zil Pasyon, in the Seychelles, which comprises 30 villas and 17 private residences and will open on the island of Félicité in September. Carrier is also one of only two
operators to feature another new property, Il Sereno in Lake Como, Italy, which opens this month. Carrier is holding a workshop
for 30 agents to launch two of the brochures next month. The From the Experts event takes place on September 6 at Carrier’s offices in
Cheadle, Staffordshire.
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travelweekly.co.uk 25 August 2016
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