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Warner Leisure offers 50% off early bookings for 2019


Juliet Dennis juliet.dennis@travelweekly.co.uk


Warner Leisure Hotels is offering guaranteed half-price deals on early bookings for next year as well as new acts such as soul singer Mica Paris and X Factor star Rebecca Ferguson.


The company’s 2019 preview


brochure features a raft of special savings for bookings made before September 25. These include a guaranteed 50%


off all rooms throughout 2019, low deposits of £10 per person, a £20 saving per person on seven-night breaks and an extra £10 off group bookings of three to 19 guests. There are also no single supplements on thousands of rooms.


In addition, the adult-only hotel chain is offering savings when multiple bookings are made within a 12-month period across 2018-19. Clients can save £40 on the total cost if they book two Warner breaks, £90 for booking three stays and £160 for four breaks. Breaks must be booked at the same time by September 25 to qualify.


OUT NOW:Warner has deals for bookings made by September 25


For stays in January and


February next year there are free upgrades to Signature rooms or Premier Chalets. New entertainment for 2018 includes performances by tribute acts Fleetwood Bac, The Fallen Angels, The New Jersey Boys and The Karpenters. In addition to Mica Paris and


Rebecca Ferguson, new Star Break names for next year are West End


theatre star Cassidy Janson and jazz singer Mari Wilson. They join returning acts such as Alexander Armstrong, Matt Cardell, Brian Conley and Jane McDonald. The brochure also features the coastal-themed cabaret restaurant and bar The Boathouse at Corton Coastal Village, which has undergone a £700,000 investment. Prices start from £175 at the


Suffolk hotel, based on two adults sharing standard accommodation on January 28, 2019, on a Simply Dine package including breakfast and three-course evening meals,


on a 50% off early-booking offer. bourneleisuresales.co.uk


£10


Low deposit rate per person on early bookings for next year


Earn commission on new experiences at Azura Retreats hotels


Azura Retreats has introduced pre-bookable experiences commissionable to agents at its luxury Indian Ocean properties. The move is in response to feedback from agents and is offered at its Azura Benguerra Island and Azura Quilalea Private Island in Mozambique for travel in 2018 and 2019. Three new pre-bookable


experiences at Azura Benguerra Island are a Sand & Sea Experience; Best of Benguerra; and deep-sea fishing. The Sand & Sea Experience


offers a guided island-hopping trip including reef snorkelling, a dune climb, beach picnic and massage, for $300. Azura Quilalea Private Island is also offering three pre-bookable experiences: Quintessentially Quilalea, a scuba diving experience, and deep-sea fishing. Quintessentially Quilalea


offers a turtle beach picnic, baobab bath, snorkel or kayak tour and a massage, for $250. Sales and marketing manager


Krista North said: “We are thrilled to introduce a selection of pre-bookable experiences as a response to agents’ demand.” azura-retreats.com


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