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Dive Worldwide adds holidays in Vanuatu, Fiji and Philippines


Dive Worldwide’s latest brochure celebrates the operator’s 25th anniversary and features three new holidays. Newly introduced are two


trips in the Pacific, where the diving holiday specialist made its name in 2000, as well as an expert-led trip to the Philippines. Dive & Discover Vanuatu


is based at the Barrier Beach Resort on Espiritu Santo and the Nasama Resort in Port Vila. Highlights include the


Second World War wreck of the SS President Coolidge, a waterfall and village tour, and a limestone cathedral. It costs from £4,795. Dive Fiji’s Soft Corals is a


twin-centre holiday, from £5,775, featuring Garden Island Resort and Volivoli Beach Resort. Malapascua & Moalboal


with Simon Rogerson is a small-group trip accompanied by writer and photographer Simon Rogerson to Cebu Island in the Philippines. It costs from £2,875, departing November 30. The prices are all based


on two sharing and include 12 nights’ accommodation, dive packages, most meals, flights and transfers. diveworldwide.com


Jet2holidays expands hotels range in Spain and Turkey


Samantha Mayling


Jet2holidays is offering a host of new family properties for summer across Spain’s islands and mainland and in Turkey. New for the Costa Blanca is the Magic Pirates Island


Resort, a four-star pirate-themed hotel in Benidorm. Guests also receive unlimited entry to the Terra Natura


and Aqua Natura Waterpark next door. A seven-night B&B holiday, flying from Manchester on June 21, costs £1,199 per person based on two adults and two children. Fresh options in Majorca include the refurbished


Universal Hotel Romantica and Viva Cala Mesquida. In the Canary Islands, the HL Miraflor Suite in Playa


Ddel Ingles, Gran Canaria, is new from March. For guests at the HD Parque Cristobal in Gran


Canaria, new Experience More packages are available from summer, including entry to Aqualand Waterpark.


Neilson prepares to open Cook’s Club Adakoy near Marmaris this summer


Neilson’s new Beach Club property, Cook’s Club Adakoy, opens this summer near Marmaris, Turkey. It has a private beach, beachside pool and padel court, while new activities include efoiling, sea scooters and sunrise yoga on a paddleboard. A seven-night holiday costs from £1,111, based on two sharing and flying from Gatwick on May 18. It includes transfers and most meals. neilson.co.uk


travelweekly.co.uk In Fuerteventura, the recently renovated Iberostar


Waves Gaviotas Park features a splash pool and kids’ pool with slides. The four-star Landmar Costa Los Gigantes Family


Resort in Tenerife has been updated with a revamped splash pool and playground. A seven-night B&B holiday, departing from Manchester on May 16, costs £769 per person based on two adults and two children. Also in Tenerife, Experience More packages are


available at the Playaolid Suites & Apartments, Tenerife, which include entry to the four-acre Thai-themed Siam Park water park. In Dalaman, Turkey, the XO Cape Arna Hotel is a


new five-star resort with a splash park, aqua park and range of kids’ clubs. A seven-night all-inclusive holiday, departing Birmingham on May 6, costs £1,299 per person based on two adults and two children. trade.jet2holidays.com


Inghams Lapland broadens range of holiday durations for next winter


Inghams Lapland has new durations of three, four or seven nights for next winter. Flights will run to Kittila, Finland, on Wednesdays and Sundays for northern lights, ski and Santa breaks. A three-night self-catering Lapland Adventure break at Villa Armas Cabins in Ylläs, departing January 11, 2026, from Manchester or Gatwick costs from £1,960 for a family of three. inghams.co.uk/lapland-holidays


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XO Cape Arna Hotel in Dalaman, Turkey


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