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Travel agent updates from Birmingham Airport’s Tom Screen
Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl, Austria n Hello colleagues,
As the school holidays come to an end, we see the traditional family summer holiday period wrap up and get ready to welcome the start of couples getaway time. On Friday August 26, we saw our busiest day post-Covid and passenger numbers were 94% of 2019.
The couples getaway period starts now
The airport is making a big investment in security, particularly the screening equipment. This project will be complete in 2024, but work within the terminal starts this year, so the departures area will begin to look a little different. What does this mean for our passengers? Well, customers flying out of Birmingham are to eventually benefit from a simpler, speedier security screening process. The existing space will become additional retail and seating areas.
Inghams ditches the plastic with launch of 2023 brochure £70
Samantha Mayling
Inghams has unveiled its summer 2023 brochure featuring lakes and mountains holidays in Austria, France, Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland. The brochure packs are free of
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Tom Screen,Aviation Director, Birmingham Airport @BHXtraveltradeteam @bhxtraveltradeteam @BHXtraveltrade
plastic for the first time, while the brochures, ink and glue are more sustainable, in line with Inghams’ climate action plan. Julie Franklin, Inghams head of agency sales, said: “We are so
Deposits available for summer 2023 bookings
excited to be delivering our first brochure since 2021. And we are just as excited to be one of the first companies to be delivering our packs plastic-free, using FSC-approved paper. “They will be wrapped in cardboard and paper to be as
Sunvil introduces Croatia stays at apartments
Sunvil has added Croatia to its collection, offering tours, hotels, fly-drives, city breaks and island-hopping experiences, with departures from this autumn. The independent operator is
featuring less-visited locations, and many of its villas and apartments have a story behind them. The lead-in price for a
seven-night stay at three-star 18 1 SEPTEMBER 2022
Hotel Aquarius in Lapad Bay, Dubrovnik, is £810. The family-owned property was previously a grand residence. A seven-night stay at four-star
Hotel Villa Pattiera in Cavtat, on the Dubrovnik riviera, costs from £655. In the 19th century, it was the home of Croatian opera singer Tino Pattiera. A seven-night stay at four-star
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