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Newmarket serves
up Wimbledon 2024 Newmarket Holidays has launched Wimbledon packages for 2024, with a 10% discount on two and three-night break booked before August 15. Agents can book seats on No.1 Court for the championship’s second weekend for a series of singles and doubles finals. Prices start from £216.
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Valley. Eight-day tour prices start at £845. A new One Week in Morocco:
Sahara & Atlas Mountains trip has been developed for travellers aged 18 to 29, with prices from £505. A five-day tour including
climbing Mount Toubkal, the highest summit in North Africa, starts at £400, while an eight-day Classic Morocco tour starts at £950. All prices exclude flights to
Morocco. The operator’s Morocco tours
have seen significant growth since the end of the pandemic and the country is now one of its top-selling destinations. Morocco general manager Hala
Benkhaldoun said: “We are thrilled to be launching this partnership with MNTO, investing more in the development of tourism in my home country. Morocco is a special place – one that more of the world should have the chance to see.”
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Goa Experience creates
winter digital brochure The Goa Experience has released a digital brochure for winter 2023-24. Flights from Gatwick and Manchester are offered from November to March to Goa’s new Manohar International airport. Prices start at £1,239, based on seven nights’ B&B accommodation in north Goa, including flights, UK airport lounge and private transfers.
goaexperience.co.uk
G Adventures adds Tanzania, Italy tours
G Adventures has expanded its National Geographic Family Journeys tours portfolio to 12 with the addition of two eight-day holidays. The Tanzania Family Journey includes visits to Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater, with prices starting from £3,899. The Italy Family Journey starts at £2,699.
gadventures.com
Endless hours of sunlight and outdoor adventures await during summer in the Yukon, Nunavut and Northwest Territories
Are your clients looking for an adventure in northern Canada? June to August are among the best months to visit the territories of towering mountains and mighty rivers where the sun never truly sets.
Widely visited for the aurora borealis in winter, the Yukon’s summer season is equally exceptional. Kluane National Park is ideal for intrepid travellers looking for scenic hiking or canoeing enthusiasts who can soak up the park’s stunning views from the lakes.
Dawson City is famed for its Klondike Gold Rush history and is near the start of the Dempster Highway. This 458-mile route to Inuvik in the Northwest Territories, offers an unparalleled journey through dramatic tundra landscapes. Visitors can also venture to Nahanni National Park, or fish in some of the pristine lakes bursting with lake trout and Arctic grayling.
in Europe and Mexico
Winter Spirit programme are Snowshoeing in Andorra and Trentino Winter Wonderland, while long-haul additions include the 15-night Wonders of Mexico, starting at £4,930, including flights from Heathrow. A UK festive walking break
in the Cotswolds is among new options over the Christmas period.
ramblersholidays.co.uk
travelweekly.co.uk
Snowshoeing in Andorra
And Nunavut is well known for its rugged mountains and remote Inuit villages and communities, accessible only by boat or plane. Guests can cruise the fabled Northwest Passage that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, sailing around Baffin Island, passing icebergs and maybe even spotting polar bears, walrus and musk ox.
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