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Classic unveils new rewards and prizes during peak period


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Classic Collection Holidays’ agent-only brand, Classic Package Holidays, has unveiled its “most far-reaching peaks activity ever” with new rewards and a competition for agents. The marketing push, called ‘It’s all about you’, will


run until February 28. The operator will replace Love2shop vouchers with


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a pre-loadable debit card, which has been successfully used with sister brand Classic Collection. Agents who already have a Classic Collection Black Card can use their existing card to claim rewards for both brands. There are 10 holidays for two up for grabs for agents


who make a booking with Classic Package Holidays during the peaks campaign. Social media and email campaigns will run with


key partners and social media assets will be available to all agents.


Meanwhile, sibling brand Classic Collection will


offer agents increased rewards via its Black Card scheme and a competition for 10 agents to win a holiday as part of the luxury operator’s peaks campaign. The operator will also launch printed and


digital brochures showcasing its holidays under five new categories: Multicentre Creations, Boutique, Inspirational Journeys, Villa Life and Select. A 24-page ‘Expect More’ digital and printed booklet


showcases the operator’s core product and a marketing campaign with key agent partners features point-of-sale material, direct mailings, social media campaigns, in- store TV and national newspaper coverage. Classic Collection Black Card rewards for trade


partners have been increased to up to £1,250 per booking, and for the first time the operator’s hotel partners will be able to contribute to the scheme. classic-collection.co.uk classic-package.co.uk


Latin Routes launches first brochure in four years


Latin Routes has launched its first brochure for four years. The 160-page brochure, Truly


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Individual Holidays to Latin America, showcases themes such as wildlife, festivals and self-drive holidays, as well as inspiration for itineraries. New destinations Panama and Mexico have been added.


travelweekly.co.uk 18 4 JANUARY 2024 The 14-day Highlights of


Mexico holiday features the ruins of Teotihuacan, Palenque and Chichén Itzá, and Spanish colonial towns and Indian villages in Oaxaca, San Cristóbal de las Casas and Merida – as well as natural attractions including Agua Azul waterfalls. It costs from £4,549 including flights and


12 nights’ accommodation. Customers on the 11-day


Highlights of Panama holiday can visit the Panama Canal and take a motorised canoe trip into the jungle to meet the Embera Indigenous people. It costs from £3,299 including all flights and nine nights’ accommodation. latinroutes.co.uk


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The pre-loadable black debit card is now available to agents booking Classic Package Hoidays


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