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Ultimate Travel unveils package for working visitors to Western Australia
A starter package has been launched by Ultimate Travel to help working holidaymakers begin their travels in Western Australia. Tourism Western Australia claimed it was the first package of its kind and it comes as the state has lifted its test-on-arrival Covid restrictions. The seven- day itinerary includes six nights’ hostel accommodation in Perth and Fremantle. The Working Holiday Arrival package costs £625, not including flights.
ultimate.travel
Classic Collection offers winter-sun departures from 16 UK airports
Classic Collection Holidays has released a winter-sun 2022-23 brochure featuring more than 150 properties in destinations including Spain, the Canary Islands, Portugal, Madeira, Cyprus, Morocco and Egypt. The 163-page brochure
features departures from 16 airports across the UK. Si Morris-Green, director of
agency sales and marketing, said: “Holidaymakers have the freedom to fly at the best time from the most convenient airport as we offer flights with any airline. “That makes standard
durations a thing of the past – we can mix and match airlines to maximise holiday time away.” Four nights’ B&B at the Hotel
Cubic in Barcelona, including flights, starts from £569 based on two sharing.
classic-collection.co.uk
Audley Travel adds two safari camps Audley Travel is featuring two new safari camps in its portfolio: Usangu Expedition Camp in Tanzania and Marataba Conservation Camps in South Africa. An 11-day trip to Tanzania including four nights at Usango costs from £6,990 based on two travelling, including flights, transfers, all-inclusive and
half-board accommodation.
audleytravel.com
20 12 MAY 2022
InsideAsia launches brochure as restrictions ease in region
Samantha Mayling
InsideAsia has released its first “post-pandemic” brochure, featuring new sustainable and cultural tours in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. The programme has been launched as
travel restrictions ease in southeast Asia and demand for travel to the region rises. Trade marketing manager Matt Spiller
said: “This brochure offers ideas and inspiration in the form of trips, experiences and insight we hope will aid our agent partners as well as their clients.” The digital-only brochure features four
trips for each country, plus information such as the best times to travel and inspiration for different types of clients. Spiller added: “InsideAsia’s team are always on
hand to offer insight and years of experience, working together to tailor-make cultural adventures. Now is the time for people to start travelling to Asia again.”
Experiences include cruising in Lan Ha Bay in
Vietnam; train travel through Laos; tented camps in Cambodia; meditation with monks in Luang Prabang, Laos; homestays in rural Cambodia; and street-food tours in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Covid tests are required for visits to Vietnam; Cambodia is open for travel without testing for vaccinated travellers; and Laos has also dropped all entry restrictions for fully vaccinated tourists. A 13-night Vietnam’s Greatest Hits tour costs from £1,889; a 10-night Laos by Rail rip costs from £1,815; and an 11-night Culinary Cambodia trip is priced from £2,198, not including international flights. InsideAsia highlights its commitment to sustainable travel through its work with local
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suppliers, the right suppliers and its carbon offsetting programme, which is aiding the development of a renewable energy project in Vietnam.
insideasiatours.com
travelweekly.co.uk
Lan Ha Bay, Vietnam
Inntravel plots new walking trips
in Channel Islands, Italy and Sicily Slow holidays specialist Inntravel has mapped out three new walking holidays – in the Channel Islands, Sicily and Italy – aimed at beginners. The Guernsey, Herm and Sark trip costs from £445 based on two sharing, and includes maps, B&B hotel accommodation, a bus pass and return transfers to Guernsey airport or ferry port. The operator also has a new online guide for novice walkers.
inntravel.co.uk
Angkor Wat, Cambodia
PICTURE: Shutterstock/Nguyen Quang Ngoc Tonkin
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