OPERATOR NEWS YOU CAN USE
oosts flexibility with om four UK airports
“We’re thrilled to offer so much variety and the opportunity to enjoy this island”
with departures in October. Early-booking offers include £200 off villa holidays that depart from Stansted, or holidays using the Manchester-Calvi charter flight, ooed y January 1. There are savings of up to 1 per person on holidays in April
and May, and many packages are priced from . even nights at Bergerie Tisoggiu, which sleeps up to four, costs from per person including flights. ll pacage prices include car hire or transfers. Corsican Places trade relations manager Gill Synnuck said: “We’re thrilled to offer so much variety and the opportunity to enjoy this beautiful island. An extended season, easy access to the regions and a great range of options means there are endless opportunities to
arrange the perfect trip.”
corsica.co.uk
Ramblers hits peaks with first-ever TV ads and new message
Ramblers Walking Holidays has stepped up its marketing with a turn-of-year campaign that included its first TV ads. Using the message ‘The World
is More Beautiful on Foot’, the campaign highlights local culture, mountain treks and the natural world.
New escorted group trips for
1 include aling nder ount tna, from for seven nights in Sicily, including return flights, transfers and halfoard accommodation, and Across the ndes, from , for 1 nights, from Peru to Argentina, including flights, accommodation and guides. Other new trips in Europe cover
destinations in Switzerland, Austria, France and Crete, while there are three new UK itineraries. These include The Nidderdale Way to see sites in orshire, from for six nights, and an Ironbridge Gorge and Museums route in Shropshire
for seven nights from £825.
ramblersholidays.co.uk
NEW: Brochure features new tours in Europe and South America
10 January 2019
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