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Tui launches Lapland short-break
2024 programme earlier than usual Tui has released its winter Lapland short-break programme earlier than ever, as a result of increased demand. The 2024 programme features flights from seven UK airports. A three-night holiday to Rovaniemi starts at £825, flying from Gatwick on December 1. Day trips from Bristol and Manchester on December 19 start at £939 for adults and £909 for children.
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First Class Holidays adds music-themed itineraries in the US
First Class Holidays has created new US tours for music lovers, featuring attractions including Graceland. The Memphis & New Orleans
by Rail tour takes in Elvis Presley’s home in Memphis, as well as Sun Studios, where he recorded his first songs. The itinerary also takes in New Orleans’ jazz clubs and creole cuisine. The nine-day trip starts
at £1,659, departing from Heathrow; £1,829, including flights from Manchester; and £1,939, flying from Edinburgh. All prices are based on a November 1 departure. American Music & Movie Trails
will take customers on a 14-day road trip from Chicago via St Louis, Memphis, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Nashville and Louisville, before returning to the Windy City. Prices start at £2,309, flying
from Heathrow on October 31, or £2,439 from Manchester or £2,679 from Edinburgh. The 12-day Rhythms of
the South itinerary takes in Nashville, Memphis, Natchez and New Orleans. Prices lead in at £2,609, departing Heathrow on October 23 this year.
fcholidays.com i Deep South: Destinations, page 45
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Prestige Holidays’ Denise Hunn (left) and Joe Lavers (right) with Lisa Weakley, Global Independent Travel Centre
Jet2 brands expand capacity to
Iceland for winter 2024-25 by 13%
Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks have expanded capacity to Iceland for winter 2024-25 by 13% year on year to more than 30,000 seats. More than 170 outbound services from 10 UK airports have been scheduled. Four nights’ B&B in Reykjavik, flying from Manchester on January 30, 2025, costs £789 per person, based on two adults and one child sharing.
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Prestige unveils agent incentive and expanded Canada brochure
Andrew McQuarrie
Prestige Travel is marking the launch of its “biggest-ever” Canada programme with a series of booking incentives, including the chance to win a £10,000 holiday. The 168-page brochure boasts a revamped design
and new products, including additional offerings in Atlantic Canada and the Yukon. Agents making a booking in July can earn a voucher
worth up to £100, and will be entered into a prize draw for a place on a fam trip to Canada. A separate incentive, applying to bookings made
by October 16, offers agents the chance to win a £10,000 holiday. Canada programme ambassador Denise Hunn said:
“I’ve greatly enjoyed selecting product and images to inspire and excite our travel agent partners. Our commitment to them remains absolute.”
The operator has expanded its range of self-drive
itineraries, and back-country riding and guided hiking tours, and added a winter programme and the Rocky Mountaineer Rockies to the Red Rocks trip. The July incentive will reward agents with a £25
voucher for bookings worth between £3,001 and £6,500, rising to £100 for those worth between £15,001 and £20,000. Agents can claim their prizes by emailing recently
appointed trade relationship manager Joe Lavers at
jlavers@prestigetravel.co.uk. The winner of the prize draw to win a £10,000
holiday to any Prestige Travel destination will be announced on November 1. Lavers said he was “incredibly excited” about the
new brochure, adding: “Travel agents have consistently expressed their desire for brochures, and this demonstrates our dedication to serving their needs.”
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