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Adventure specialist offers tours of Angola, Panama, Mauritania


Adventure travel specialist Undiscovered Destinations has added tours to Angola, Panama and Mauritania for 2026-27. Angola Unveiled, from £5,495


for 13 days, visits Luanda, Lubango’s highlands, Namibe’s deserts and Tchitundu Hulo’s rock art plus Calandula Falls and a slavery museum at Cabo Ledo. The 12-day Panama from


Canal to Caribbean tour, from £3,250, includes Panama City, the country’s rainforest and the mangroves and marine life of the Bocas del Toro archipelago. The nine-day Mauritania


Desert Discovery, from £2,750, explores the Unesco-listed towns of Chinguetti and Ouadane, and the Richat Structure, a striking geological feature. Prices do not include international flights. undiscovered-destinations.com


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Jet2holidays adds self-catering breaks in tie-up with Eurocamp


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Jet2holidays has introduced self-catering holiday parks to its range in partnership with Eurocamp. The programme features 32 locations across France,


Croatia and Italy for summer 2026. The operator described the range as “ideal” for


families and highlighted the inclusion of car hire as a key feature, enabling holidaymakers to visit nearby attractions and go shopping. The French sites are in the Paris area, southern France,


Dordogne, Provence, Roussillon and Languedoc. The Italian locations are Sardinia and Lake Garda, while the Croatian sites are in Istria and on the Dalmatian coast. Steve Heapy, Jet2holidays chief executive, said:


“This product signals the start of a very exciting new chapter for us, offering customers and independent travel agents even more choice. We know how popular


Ryanair adds Liverpool links to Marrakech, Tirana and Warsaw


Ryanair is expanding at Liverpool this summer with new routes to Marrakech, Tirana and Warsaw. The budget carrier’s addition of a sixth aircraft based at the airport will provide 250,000 more seats a year and support extra capacity on 11 existing services to beach and city destinations. The expansion represents 15% growth in capacity from Liverpool. ryanair.co.uk


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Just Go introduces package to see Beetlejuice The Musical


Just Go Holidays has coach tour packages to see Beetlejuice The Musical in London’s West End. Two-day trips will run from June to December and cost £189, including travel from more than 100 pick-up points, B&B hotel accommodation, a Grand Circle ticket and free time in the city. justgoholidays.com


Eurocamp is, and we are very confident that its appeal, together with the perks of a Jet2holidays package, will mean this new proposition is a huge success.” In France, a seven-night self-catering holiday in the


three-plus-star Domaine de la Sainte Baume Eurocamp in Provence, departing from Manchester on May 4, costs £669 per person based on two adults and two children, including car hire. In Croatia, a seven-night self-catering break at the


three-star Zaton Holiday Resort Eurocamp, departing from Stansted on May 7, is priced from £529 per person, based on two adults and two children, including car hire. Ross Matthews, Eurocamp chief marketing officer,


said: “We have curated a selection of 32 standout locations from our wider European network, chosen for their quality, location and strong alignment with Jet2holidays’ routes.” trade.jet2holidays.com


Discover Egypt boosts Nile range with smaller river cruise vessel


Discover Egypt has introduced a new dahabiya, the Farouz El Nil, to its Nile cruise range. The six- cabin vessel can use jetties inaccessible to larger ships, so clients can explore quieter stretches. A10-night holiday with flights and transfers, three nights at Villa Belle Epoque in Cairo, followed by a seven-night full-board cruise costs from £3,745. discoveregypt.co.uk


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