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Carly Charteris (left), Premier Holidays, with Kay Oram, The Travel Shop, Sutton Coldfield


Wendy Wu Tours launches Japan 2023-24 brochure


Wendy Wu Tours has released its 2023-24 holiday collection, featuring tours to Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. The programme includes a


Premier boosts Canada range with host of hotels and tours


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Premier Holidays has added 15 tours, 36 hotels and 38 experiences to its 2023 Canada brochure. The operator said the brochure


was “bigger than ever before” and designed with customer and agent feedback taken on board. Its tailor-made holidays have a


focus on “trendy” accommodation, sustainable credentials and authentic travel experiences. “Instagram-worthy hotel”


offerings include domed tents at Dômes Charlevoix in Québec, from £85 per person per night, and Cathedral Mountain Lodge in British Columbia, a log cabin in the


centre of Yoho National Park. Travellers looking for


sustainable accommodation can stay at the Klahoose Wilderness Resort in British Columbia, which strives to achieve a minimal carbon footprint. Owned by the Klahoose First Nation, the eco-resort aims to preserve natural resources and protect the environment and its inhabitants. A three-night full-board stay


costs £2,179 as part of a tailor-made holiday, including activities such as storytelling, basket weaving, yoga, ocean kayaking and forest walks. Customers seeking an authentic


travel experience can opt for the Algonquin Provincial Park


Private Island Adventure in a private lakeside cabin, accessible only by canoe. A two-night full-board stay


costs from £549 including activities such as an ‘edible wilds’ walk for breakfast and paddling to a campfire point to watch the sunset. Premier Holidays has partnered


with Air Canada to give agents the chance to win one of three luxury Canadian Hampers worth £100, featuring Newfoundland Gin, Pike Creek Whisky and Moosehead Lager. To enter, agents must answer


three questions on the Premier Holidays website by September 30.


premierholidays.co.uk i Competitions, page 30


17-day Japan Uncovered trip, priced from £6,890, and an 11-day Jewels of Japan itinerary, leading in from £5,090. A 21-day Japan by Rail


itinerary also features, priced from £9,090. The itinerary includes visits to Japan’s Kyushu, Honshu and Hokkaido islands. The 13-day Off-Beat Japan


itinerary includes overnight stays in traditional ryokans, hiking on Mount Fuji and experiencing morning prayers with Buddhist monks. Prices start at £5,420. The range also includes a 13-


day Scenic South Korea tour and 14-day Treasures of Taiwan tour. wendywutours.co.uk/agents


Gary King, head of trade sales, Wendy Wu Tours


Roll up for the Circus 1903 show in London with JG’s brands


The JG Travel Group has launched a two-day coach break to see the Circus 1903 show that is returning to London in December. Departing on December 17, it is available through


the group’s Omega Breaks and National Holidays brands. The break costs from £139, including one night’s B&B, entry to the show and sightseeing time. The traditional circus show features ringleaders, strongmen, acrobats, contortionists and puppet


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elephants from the team behind War Horse. Omega Breaks has also added The Lion King,


Hamilton, Les Misérables and Wicked! to its three- day New Year Theatre and Gala Dinner breaks programme, plus two-day breaks to see Jack and The Beanstalk at the Palladium, with prices from £154. JG Travel has also released festive brochures for its


National Holidays and Just Go! Holidays brands. jgtravelgroup.com


travelweekly.co.uk Circus 1903 is returning to London


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