It remains to be seen whether there will be a long-term effect on Kenya tourism after the tragic shopping mall siege, although promisingly the latest tourist board stats indicate no downturn. In South Africa the launch of a
new low-cost airline, FlySafair, has been delayed by a court indictment. The country should however benefi t from an exchange rate advantage that puts more rands in travelling Brits’ pockets. Egypt hopes to rise from the ashes
of political unrest in the coming year with FCO advice now lifted for Cairo and Luxor and talks underway to get UK operators to resume active promotions of Nile cruises. The Red Sea resorts have held some ground for the destination thanks to competitive pricing and will hope to retain their popularity through 2014. In Tunisia, 2013 fi gures from the
UK were up by close to 30% (January - August), which is likely to result in the country’s best year to date. TOURISM TALK
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Natural beauty, fascinating traditions and heartfelt hospitality make Oman a country you really should get to know better. From luxury 5-star beach resorts to sleeping under the stars in the desert, Oman’s diverse landscapes will take your breath away.
Natural beauty, fascinating traditions and heartfelt hospitality make Oman a country you really should get to know better. From luxury 5-star beach resorts to sleeping under the stars in the desert, Oman’s diverse landscapes will take your breath away.
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“The UK remains the number one market to Kenya, and to commemorate the 50th anniversary of independence we have launched a trade incentive, offering agents the chance to log their bookings and win one of four Kenya holiday and many other prizes.” Muriithi Ndegwa, Managing Director, Kenya Tourism Board WHERE TO BOOK IT
Cox & Kings has added a Rainforest Safari in the Republic of Congo
priced from £6,895pp. The 12-day tour includes time tracking the gorilla in the Ndzedhi Forest. 020 7873 5000;
coxandkings.co.uk
MIDDLE EAST
Kuoni’s latest brochure is, for the fi rst time, promoting twin-centres that combine Oman, Dubai and Abu Dhabi with Indian Ocean destinations, while family travellers should note major expansion at Dubai’s Aquaventure Water Park. TOURISM TALK
“The UK remains our second-largest overseas market, with 96,923 Britons checking into the emirate in August - up nine per cent on 2012. In 2014, we’ll continue to position Abu Dhabi as an affordable luxury destination to British holidaymakers. In addition, we’ll be packaging around our expansive portfolio of major events.” Mubarak Al Nuaimi, Director Promotions & Overseas Offices, Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority WHERE TO BOOK IT
Kuoni is offering a three-night stay in a Deluxe Suite (one bedroom) at Dubai’s iconic Burj Al Arab hotel, based on a departure from Glasgow in mid-February 2014. The price is from £2,649pp, and includes international fl ights and breakfast. 01306 747008
kuoni.co.uk
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Above top: Kuoni has tipped Indonesia and Dominican Republic
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