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Towers Sydney, two nights in Meridian Port Douglas, two nights in Mantra Esplanade Cairns, one night in Desert Gardens Hotel in Uluru, and three nights in Quincy Hotel, Melbourne – plus a three- night Red Centre Highlights tour. The price is based on two adults
sharing, and includes a Quicksilver Outer Barrier Reef snorkelling day tour from Port Douglas. With indirect flights from Manchester it costs £6,549, while from Glasgow the price starts at £6,469. Deborah Wadhams, Gold
Medal’s head of product east, said: “We have a wide range of exciting new product for agents to showcase to their customers, from day trips and reef and river cruise to self- drives across New Zealand.” The B2B operator plans to
release a Far East brochure in September, followed by a Florida brochure in November.
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and the Black Forest. Prices start from £319 for a four-day Cologne and Dusseldorf Christmas Markets trip, departing on December 8. Both brochures feature a page
dedicated to longer duration, 14-day Christmas and New Year stays in Spain’s Costa Blanca, which launched in June.
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Riviera Travel reveals redesigned website Riviera Travel has redesigned its website to make it “quicker and easier” for agents and customers to navigate. Details about its tours and cruises can be accessed on itinerary pages via a single link, with pop-ups providing information on hotels, ships and activities. The booking process is “simpler”, with pricing and availability shown sooner.
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Great Rail Journeys rolls out Italian tours
Great Rail Journeys has released two new Italian escorted tours for 2024. The Five-Star Lake Garda holiday costs from £3,995 and features Venice, Verona and Lake Garda. Lake Iseo – Italy’s Secret Lake explores Lombardy and costs from £2,495. Both are for 10 days and include rail travel from London.
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Newmarket revamps Edinburgh Tattoo tour Newmarket Holidays has revamped the itinerary for its Edinburgh Tattoo tours in August 2024 following client feedback. Options include three nights’ B&B at a Glasgow hotel, a seat at the tattoo, tours of Glasgow and Edinburgh and an optional excursion to Loch Lomond. Prices start at £620 for a tour-only package or £799 with flights.
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Beautiful colours coat the eastern Canada landscape in autumn, enticing travellers to its cities and national parks
Autumn in eastern Canada is a spectacular time of year. As the temperature starts to dip, much of the country bursts into a kaleidoscope of reds, oranges and every shade in between. With the summer peak season over, visitors can enjoy a quieter experience at popular sites.
Toronto’s iconic cityscape becomes even more picturesque as the Toronto Islands and High Park are bathed in warm hues. Over in the province of Quebec, Montreal’s Mount Royal Park and the charming streets of Old Montreal are perfect for leisurely strolls amid the stunning autumn foliage.
“Take a guided walking tour around Montreal and you will get to see the wonderful ‘Green Alleys’,” says Sue Kinton, team leader at Peakes Travel Elite. “In Montreal, more that 250 blocks have banded together to produce beautiful green spaces.”
For clients seeking to explore beyond the cities, suggest Ontario’s Algonquin Provincial Park – home to vast landscapes of maple trees draped in autumnal colours. Or recommend Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains, where the crisp air and comfortable temperatures make hiking, biking and kayaking delightful ways to enjoy the season.
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