NEWS
Silver Endeavour set for Antarctica
Silversea Cruises has released recently-acquired Silver Endeavour’s debut programme, featuring 12 voyages to Antarctica. The itineraries, starting from November 21, range between five and 20 days and include the line’s Antarctica Bridge fly- cruise sailings, an extended ‘Deep South’ expedition and a 10-day Antarctica Peninsula voyage. Every sailing was previously due to be operated by Silver Explorer, which is leaving the Silversea fleet. Endeavour’s maiden voyage will be the first of 10
Antarctica Bridge fly-cruise sailings, offering the most direct route to Antarctica, with prices starting at £16,900.
silversea.com
The Villa Collection upgrades Atol to make more package bookings
The Villa Collection is raising the level of packages it can offer through an upgraded Atol. The villa holiday specialist has upgraded its
licence from a Small Business Atol to a standard Atol to enable it to increase the number of protected packages it can provide. Director Gemma Lewis said: “Demand for
our products among the trade continues to grow and 90% of our business continues to be from our agent partners. As well as continuing to offer accommodation-only, we are also thrilled to have upgraded our Atol to a full standard licence to meet the demand for package bookings.” The company is “busy” expanding its team and
adding properties and destinations to its portfolio, which features more than 1,200 properties.
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Silver Endeavour set for Antarctica
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