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The Tui ad is pretty but anodyne, and memorable only for ruining a great song. But I’m also not Tui’s core demographic, and the bolder, more daring kind of creative that appeals to me is likely to turn off the kind of customers Tui wants to reach. Nothing like this gets done without months of planning, feedback and endless meetings. With TV production costs so high, and so much riding on that investment, it’s hardly surprising that travel brands take the risk-free pathway and play it safe. PHIL BLOOMFIELD Travel Weekly would welcome a response from Tui


CMV caters for solos


Talk Back: Cruise lines are failing solo passengers At CMV, we set aside 150 twin cabins for single occupancy on Columbus and Magellan, with just a 25% single supplement on the twin-share price.


MIKE HALL, marketing head, Cruise & Maritime Voyages


Uluru ban sets example


Story: Visitors to be banned from climbing Uluru Classic case of tourism not respecting indigenous cutures. Many iconic natural attractions face the same blatant abuse. Perhaps this can be a landmark towards sustainable tourism.


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TALK BACK TO US: Email editorial@travelweekly.co.uk. Please write ‘Talk Back’ in the subject line. Deadline: Midday Monday. All correspondence must be accompanied by a name, job title and company address; these will be withheld on request. Please limit letters to 150 words maximum. We reserve the right to edit for brevity and clarity. Other comments are taken from Travelweekly.co.uk.


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Thank you, Latin Routes We have just returned from a trip of a lifetime to Brazil with Latin Routes. Huge thanks to Jess Bain for arranging visits to all the major sights and hidden gems of this wonderful country. Special thanks to Clara from TAP.


YVONNE HOLMES Classic Travel of Loughton


I’d value the adventure sector at up to £1bn


Story: Atas Conference values market at £425m this year I’m surprised to see such a low estimate of the size of the adventure and touring market. I can count over £400 million turnover from just five Atas members and would have expected the market size to be around £800 million to £1 billion.


PAUL SAWBRIDGE Editor says: The £425m figure was based on data supplied by 19 Atas members. We hope more will join and contribute in 2018.


TWEETS THIS WEEK


Cathie O’Dea @CathieodeaTC (Travel Counsellors) Off on my yearly walk around the world @WTM_London @ExCeLLondon


Holidays Please @Holidaysplease Thanks to everyone who supported the Holidaysplease conference in Portugal. A great success and here’s to another fun one next year!


conference kittie @conferencekitti If Blue Planet doesn’t make you want to explore the world and see more, nothing will. Truly epic


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“I anticipate people will manage their budgets very tightly in 2018. Those who took a £5k holiday this year may


stick to that for next year [and downgrade]”


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EDITORIAL@ TRAVEL WEEKLY. CO.UK


Tui ad is cheesy; bring back the bear!


Opinion: Tui’s TV ad is a missed opportunity I hate the new advert. I am not bothered about the lady being pampered and waited on. I hate the song. I hate the way the reps are prancing about, and the whole musical aspect is just too cheesy and annoying. Tui should bring back the bear! Those adverts had me filling up, and stayed in my mind. HEIDI SPENCER


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