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WINTER HONEYMOONS t 50


Newlyweds looking to get away in winter? Laura French scouts out the options


he mini-moon, the adventure-moon, the all-out, blow-the-budget- moon: there’s a host of options for newlyweds jetting away after the nuptials these days, with holidays to suit every type of client –


and it’s not just about the summer months. Whether it’s a safari in South Africa or a fly-and-flop to Cyprus, a cultural trip to Sri Lanka or an enchanting escape to Lapland, there are plenty of options for those looking to get away in winter too. We’ve rounded up some of the best to inspire you to sell the season to this dynamic, lucrative market.


5 DECEMBER 2019 travelweekly.co.uk


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safari in south africa


From the game reserves to the Garden Route via world-class wineries and culture-rich cities, South Africa is made for adventurous honeymooners on the hunt for winter sun – and at its heart is Cape Town, with its mountain vistas and burgeoning culinary scene. Premier Holidays suggests combining the city with a stay in Durban and the Elandela Game Reserve in Kruger National Park – home to white rhinos


and white lions – then tagging on a beach stay in Mauritius. Book it: A 13-night trip staying at Bantry Bay Suite Hotel in Cape Town (B&B), Elandela Private Game Reserve (full-board), Southern Sun Elangeni & Maharani in Durban (B&B) and Tamassa Mauritius (all-inclusive) starts at £3,299 per person in October 2020, including flights and transfers. trade.premierholidays.co.uk


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