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Gold Medal adds 246 properties in 10 new brochures


Gold Medal has unveiled 10 brochures ahead of a campaign for the peak sales period. Across its long-haul programmes,


the trade-only operator has added 246 properties, 41 day tours or experiences and 20 destinations. Four of the brochures cover


North America, the other six the rest of the world. Tey are valid from January 2020 to March 2021, and each cover features illustrations drawn by Gold Medal staff.


20 Number of destinations added by Gold Medal


Nick Hughes, sales director at


Gold Medal and Travel 2, said: “Print products provide a valuable selling tool in stores, and this year will be a great gateway into our enhanced Gold Medal website,


Gold medal 2020-21 highlight Q USA; Florida


Gold Medal has added fresh options in Las Vegas, New York and Florida. A seven-night holiday at Universal’s Endless Summer Resort in Florida costs from £469 including flights.


Q Caribbean & Mexico This brochure features new properties in the Caribbean & Mexico. A week at S Hotel Jamaica costs from £1,499, including flights.


Q Canada The Canada programme introduces


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the Classic Ontario Circle Tour, a motorhome itinerary that takes in the best of the province. It costs from £899 for 11 nights’ self-catering, including flights. New experiences are Segway tours of Calgary, a brewery tour in Vancouver, and bear-spotting in Whistler.


Q Africa The Africa brochure has a new section dedicated to the South African food scene. The programme has 16 new properties, and resorts in east Africa are tipped for growth, particularly Tanzania and Kenya.


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