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FRIENDSHIP: Colum McLornan is targeting small independent agents


“tick all the boxes for single travellers. Agents currently account for


15 of sales. The operator, celebrating


its 20th anniversary, offers “unstructured and laid-back holidays for single travellers, with no single supplements. All holidays are hosted.


Excursions are available, or


Haven spends £100m upgrading facilities at five holiday parks


Haven is investing almost £100 million in five of its holiday parks this winter. The Dragon akes Adventure


Village, in afan y Mr, Pwllheli, will feature Segway adventures, mini 4x4 driving experiences and a climbing wall. The Craig Tara park, in Ayr, will


launch the ighthouse arbour Adventure Village, with climbing walls, play areas and an indoor events arena. The Seashore park in reat


armouth will open the Shore ater Park next year, which offers a flume tower, giant tipping buckets, spray jets and slides. At opton, also in reat


armouth, an entertainment arena


SEASHORE: An artist’s impression of the new Shore Water Park


called the Marina ounge will open. At aggerston Castle park, in orthumberland, aven is adding a ‘garden atrium’-style entrance, inspired by the Eden Project roof. A new dining outlet, The Coast


ouse, will open at afan y Mr and Seashore, bringing together several options for eating out under one roof. aven has 36 self-catering


holiday parks across the . havenexpert.co.uk


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holidaymakers can join the group just for meals. The average age of customers is between 40 and 50. Prices start at £95 for seven


nights’ bed and breakfast at Casa osa. The price includes flights, a double room for sole occupancy, five dinners with wine and the services of a host. eekly


departures begin in une 2019. friendshiptravel.com


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