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C The World sets up golf operation in Aviate tie-up
Juliet Dennis
juliet.dennis@
travelweekly.co.uk
Travel agency C The World has revealed plans to launch a trade-only golf specialist tour operation following a partnership with flight consolidator Aviate.
Tee The World is set to go live
in August, offering a range of upmarket packages to golfing resorts worldwide.
Destinations will include
Portugal, Spain, Morocco, South Africa, Mauritius and Barbados. It will be the first time the agency has sold packages via other agents, despite having had Tee The World as a trading name for three years. To date, the brand has only been used to promote the fact the agency can sell golf holidays. The launch follows the agency’s decision to become the first partner of flight consolidator Aviate under its new division Aviate Journeys. Aviate will act as the principal, holding the Atol licence, taking
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Premier Holidays offers Channel Islands trips with regional flights
Premier Holidays is promoting summer breaks to the Channel Islands with added extras such as free dinner on the first night and flights from regional airports. Five nights at Radisson Blu in Jersey, with dinner on the first night, start from £529 by sea or £565 by air. A
HOLE-IN-ONE: Agents can get business from local golf clubs
“Agents don’t need to know about golf as we have the expertise”
responsibility for health and safety of clients and sourcing hotel contracts. Tee The World will act as an agent of Aviate Journeys. Aviate will also offer back-office services including a reservations platform, marketing and sales support, payment handling,
and tour operating expertise. Carolyn Park, director of C The
World, which has three branches in the West Country, said partnering with Aviate was a “no-brainer”. She said: “I believe there is a gap in the market for a trade-only golf specialist. Agents can get a lot of business from their local golf clubs and they don’t need to know about golf as we have the expertise. “We will specialise in resorts we
know well and have been to.”
teetheworld.co.uk
five-night luxury break at L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa, including a three-course meal on the first night, starts at £685 from Gatwick or £655 by sea. Guernsey holidays include seven nights at Hougue Du
Pommier, from £589 by sea and £655 by air from Cardiff, Bristol or Manchester, with a half-board upgrade; and a five-night break at Bella Luce, from £599 from Gatwick and a free gin-tasting session in the property’s on-site distillery. Agents can earn £5 in shopping vouchers for
every Jersey and Guernsey booking.
trade.premierholidays.co.uk
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Haven offers singalongs for tots with Rory the Tiger
Haven is offering singalongs for youngsters with Rory the Tiger. The new activity with its ‘Seaside Squad’ character is offered at all parks except for Far Grange, East Yorkshire, and Lydstep Beach, Wales, and is designed for tots up to four.
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Funway and AMResorts has up to 40% off in brochure
Funway Holidays and AMResorts have produced a new monthly eight-page Deals Collection mini brochure, offering savings of up to 40% in Mexico and the Caribbean. Seven nights at the five-star Now Larimar Punta Cana, in the Dominican Republic, costs from £769.
funway4agents.co.uk
Your Car Hire reveals new quick and easy website
Trade-only broker Your Car Hire has unveiled a new-look website designed to make the booking process quick and simple. The firm welcomes trade feedback.
your-carhire.com
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