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Trafalgar has added three American journeys to its 2019 USA & Canada brochure, which launched on July 4.
The programme includes tours
to national parks, and chances to see coastal scenery, metropolitan cities and “old-town charm”. The escorted touring specialist said it had seen a 15% growth in sales to the US and Canada over the past year. New tours include the nine-day
Five Epic National Parks, featuring Grand Teton, Bryce Canyon and Zion, plus Unesco-recognised Yellowstone and Grand Canyon national parks, with departures starting at £1,886 from May 11. Guests are invited to join the
Mayor of Williams, Arizona, for a western-themed dinner in a ‘Connect with Locals’ initiative and, in Grand Teton, can cruise the Snake River. In Zion they can board a tram with a local guide.
Funway marks July 4 with US theme in its latest mini brochure
Funway Holidays’ special deals mini brochure was overhauled with a US theme to mark Independence Day on July 4. ‘Departures’ is a monthly round-
up of the operator’s latest offers to destinations throughout the US, plus the Caribbean and Mexico. The latest eight-page brochure
will be distributed to 700 agents across the UK and be promoted by Funway’s sales team, on social
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BOSTON: Deals to the city are among 120 offered by Funway
media and through advertising. It is part of a month-long
Celebration of a Nation campaign kicking off on July 4, highlighting
EPIC ADVENTURE: Grand Teton features in
“Trafalgar has seen a 15% growth in sales to the US and Canada”
Eight-day Cape Cod Delights
takes in Boston, an overnight stay in Martha’s Vineyard and a visit to Newport, Rhode Island. Guests can meet owners of a taphouse, and walking tours will take in Boston’s Freedom Trail, MIT (Massachusetts
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