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The Peninsula to open four-building hotel in Istanbul next to Bosphorus


The Peninsula Hotels will open a new property in Istanbul next February. The Peninsula Istanbul will be on the banks of the Bosphorus Strait in the Karaköy district and will form part of a waterfront revitalisation project called Galataport, set to include a promenade, museums, art galleries, restaurants, boutiques and a cruise port. The Peninsula Istanbul will have 177 rooms and suites across four buildings. Its


top accommodation, The Peninsula Suite, will have a private hammam, gym and swimming pool. Food and beverage options will include a rooftop restaurant and bar offering Turk-Asian cuisine inspired by gastronomic traditions found along the Silk Road. The property will also house The Peninsula Spa and Wellness Centre, which will offer hammams, a 25-metre indoor swimming pool and eight private treatment rooms. peninsula.com


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If Only is expanding its programme to include South Africa following a rise in demand from agents. The operator will feature itineraries such as Cape Town to the Winelands and Hermanus; the Eastern Cape; Kruger and Greater Kruger National Parks; Johannesburg; KwaZulu-Natal; Madikwe; and the Kalahari and the Garden Route, as well as rail travel packages. Gordon McCreadie, general manager, said: “We had requests for years from agents to expand into South Africa as it can be sold


as a single-centre destination or paired with a five-star resort in the Indian Ocean.” ifonly.net


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director, said: “Feedback from partners indicated that ÌhiÞ Ài}Õl>ÀlÞ Look > nÕmLiÀ ov VoÀi hoÌilà ÜiÌh ÕÃ] >n` Ü>nÌi` ÀiliÛ>nÌ ovviÀà Ìo Ì>À}iÌ ÌhiiÀ Ài}Õl>À LookiÀð» elegantresorts.co.uk


12 ASPIRE DECEMBER 2022 aspiretravelclub.co.uk


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