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Great Hosts, Good Company


Great Hosts


Great Hosts


Friendship Travel Hosts are special people. We don’t call them Reps, because they are much more than that. Our Hosts – either a team member from the UK or a local Host – are young enough to make things go with a swing, but mature and professional enough to make sure that everyone is happy.


Many Hosts have worked for Friendship Travel for years. They are steeped in our ethos, know their resort inside out and have good relationships with the locals.


Hosts also know that holidaying alone can be daunting, so go out of their way to break the ice, make introductions, and be a friend if needed.


“Good holiday, friendly Host. Everything was well organised.” John, Surrey


Good Company


Every holiday is Hosted, typically by a team member who flies out from the UK with the group, or who is based in the resort for the season.


Hosts are on hand 6 days a week, making sure everything runs smoothly, from checking that your room is ready for single occupancy, to pouring the wine at dinner and making sightseeing suggestions.


In some destinations we use local Hosts, such as Walking Breaks in the UK and Morocco and on Safari in Kenya. Holidays at BodyHoliday St Lucia and at shared Ski hotels are Hosted on our behalf by the resort staff.


Please check the individual holiday descriptions for Hosting detail, and if you have any questions call the office. Whichever holiday you choose, you can be sure of a warm welcome!


For more holiday info & bookings see our website www.friendshiptravel.com or call 0289 446 2211


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