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Funway adds Alaska in 2017 range


Juliet Dennis juliet.dennis@travelweekly.co.uk


Funway Holidays is featuring Alaska for the first time in its USA brochure for next year.


The 180-page brochure includes 15 new itineraries across North America, more than 90 additional hotels, and a new dedicated National Parks section. The operator is offering a range


of self-drive holidays, tailor-made trips and fully escorted tours to Alaska. Nick Talbot, head of marketing,


said: “We have added Alaska to our product portfolio to satisfy both the adventure-seeker wanting


“We have added Alaska to satisfy the adventure-seeker and the traveller seeking more restful activities”


to get close to grizzly bears and the traveller seeking more restful activities.


“This destination addition, our sixth in the last nine months, is a natural fit with our existing product offering and represents continued progress of the expansion of our product portfolio.” Accommodation in Alaska includes the three-and-a-half-


star Historic Anchorage Hotel, four-star Pike’s Waterfront Lodge, four-star Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge and three-star Land’s End resort. Prices start from £635 per person


for five nights at the three‑star Anchorage Hotel in Alaska, based on two adults sharing a room, with return flights from London for travel on October 1. New itineraries in the brochure include the Great Roads of America, including Route 66; National Parks of America; eight self-drive holidays; four escorted tours; a rail holiday and a ranch tour. All holidays are bookable up to


December 31, 2017. funway4agents.co.uk


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