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Exodus targets solo travellers with new tours and incentive
Exodus Adventure Travels has launched a singles offer along with a new range of seven solos small-group tours in Europe. The operator typically pairs
solo travellers in hotel rooms, with clients able to pay extra for a private room. But with this promotion, travellers booking any departure with single-room availability receive a free upgrade to their own private room. Discover the Baltics is a 12-day
tour across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, from £1,999. The solos departure is on August 19. Walking in Andalucia is an
eight-day break from £1,949, with a solos departure on August 29. Walking Northern Tuscany is
also eight days, from £1,869, with the solos trip on August 29. Prices exclude flights.
exodus.co.uk/solo-savings Granada, Spain PICTURES: Shutterstock/Mistervlad, Safi130 OPERATOR
EasyJet boosts winter 2026-27 network with nine new routes
Samantha Mayling
EasyJet has added nine new routes from six UK airports for winter 2026-27, with sister brand easyJet holidays offering packages to the beach destinations. The routes are Birmingham-Agadir; Belfast
International to Rome and Sharm el-Sheikh; Luton- Ljubljana; Southend-Budapest; Southampton-Paris; and Newcastle to Fuerteventura, Reykjavik and Krakow. EasyJet holidays is offering a seven-night stay at
Hotel Argana in Agadir on a B&B basis for £409, flying from Birmingham on November 3. A week’s all-inclusive holiday at Jaz Sharks Bay in
Sharm el-Sheikh is priced £705, flying from Belfast on November 25, while seven nights’ B&B at Coral Cotillo Beach in Fuerteventura costs £517, departing from Newcastle on November 29.
Trafalgar’s Villages of France tour
‘marks shift to deeper immersion’ Trafalgar has hailed its new Villages of France tour as “a shift toward deeper immersion and a ‘slow travel’ philosophy”. The nine-day itinerary features a ‘Be My Guest Experience’ at Château de Vieux Chambord – hosted by the Devaulx de Chambord family – and visits Beaune, Colmar, Ribeauvillé, Strasbourg, Meaux and Paris. It costs from £2,350.
trafalgar.com/tours/villages-of-france
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The prices are all for holidays at four-star hotels and include 23kg of luggage and transfers. Elsewhere, easyJet holidays has expanded its
city-break portfolio with the launch of trips to Malmö in Sweden and Potsdam in Germany. Customers can now book packages to the
Scandinavian seaside city of Malmö and to Potsdam, often referred to as the ‘Versailles of Germany’. Travellers heading to Malmö can fly with easyJet into
nearby Copenhagen before taking a direct train or bus across the Øresund Bridge. Customers travelling to Potsdam can fly into Berlin
with easyJet and travel onwards by train. Fran Taylor, easyJet holidays’ head of product and
content, said: “Both cities offer beautiful scenery and rich culture, and we have a fantastic range of handpicked hotels for customers to choose from.”
easyjet.com
Involved Holidays steps up the functionality of its agent portal
Specialist walking operator Involved Holidays has revamped its website to offer better search options for agents. The agent portal also offers a clearer guide to commission levels; live room availability; customer reviews; and the ability
to tailor itineraries with special requests.
involvedholidays.com
Contiki creates Cambodia tour with all sightseeing by tuk-tuk
Youth specialist Contiki has launched an eight-day Ride Cambodia itinerary, offering the opportunity to explore entirely by tuk-tuk. Experienced drivers take clients to visit ancient temples and villages between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh. It includes a sunrise visit to Angkor Wat and homestays with local families. It costs from £1,270, excluding flights.
contiki.com
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