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Cruise Dialysis offers sailings with four lines in new brochure
Cruise Dialysis, a specialist travel company helping patients who need haemodialysis, has a new brochure featuring Ambassador Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean sailings. It showcases a new dialysis unit
on Oceania Marina, available on some cruises from Southampton. This is in addition to permanent dialysis units the company has
on Ambassador Cruise Line’s Ambition and Ambience. The company also offers
agents £50 for referring clients who go on to book a cruise. The 12-night Celtic Dreams
sailing on Oceania Marina, departing May 27, 2027, costs from £4,319 plus a dialysis and service charge of £6,593.
cruisedialysis.co.uk
Sensory room at Tui Blue Aura, Ibiza
Tui Blue Nausicaa Beach, Cyprus
PICTURE: Alexandros Ioannidis OPERATOR
Tui enhances disability focus and neuro-inclusive offering
Samantha Maying
Tui has continued to expand its accessible holidays offering, with a focus on clearer information, specialist support and more inclusive in-resort experiences. Its partnership with disability-focused organisation
AccessAble has been renewed for a further three years, with plans to extend Detailed Access Guides to an additional 100 hotels. The guides support needs including mobility, visual and hearing impairments, and medical and neurodivergent requirements. Furthermore, Tui has expanded its neuro-inclusive
offering, particularly within its Tui Blue portfolio. Following the launch of the first sensory rooms in
on Oceania Marina The dialysis unit
2025 at Tui Blue Nausicaa Beach in Cyprus and Tui Blue Aura in Ibiza, the programme has been extended to include Tui Blue Tropical and Tui Blue Palm Garden in Turkey; Tui Blue Atlantica Aeneas Resort in Cyprus;
Riviera Travel unveils ‘faster’ support tool powered by AI
Riviera Travel has launched an AI-powered support tool to give agents “faster access to help”. Designed to be a “single point of access for trade support”, it answers queries about bookings, customer requests, incentives and other topics. It is accessible in the ‘Support’ section of Riviera Explorer and sources answers via AI-powered assistant Riva AI.
rivexplorer.com
travelweekly.co.uk
and Tui Blue Bahia Feliz in Gran Canaria – where one shared sensory room will serve four neighbouring Tui Blue properties. These rooms provide calm, low-stimulation
environments for children and adults, with soft lighting, interactive sensory equipment, and quiet zones to help guests take time out from busier hotel spaces. Seven-night all-inclusive holidays at Tui Blue Aura
cost from £1,168 per person based on two adults and two children sharing, departing Southend on August 15. A week’s all-inclusive holiday at the Tui Blue
Nausicaa Beach costs from £1,183 per person based on two adults and two children sharing, departing from Liverpool John Lennon airport on July 28. Tui’s wider neuro-inclusive strategy includes a
partnership with Sennies, which trains staff to provide an inclusive experience for children with additional needs.
retailagents.tui.co.uk
Pata to host training events in London and Chester in July
Pata UK & Ireland will hold two training evenings for agents next month with 11 Asia suppliers, including tourist boards, airlines and luxury hotels. The events are at Cabana Covent Garden, London, on July 1 and The Queen at Chester Hotel, Chester, on July 2.
pata.org.uk/event
Jet2 adds Leeds Bradford routes to Greece and Montenegro in 2027
Jet2 and Jet2holidays are further expanding their network from Leeds Bradford Airport next summer with two new routes to Greece and one to Montenegro, taking the total to 53. Weekly flights will operate to Santorini on Thursdays until October 7, to Preveza on Sundays until October 10 and to Tivat on Mondays until September 27.
trade.jet2holidays.com
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