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I’m on my way to the final conference for me this summer – ITT in Sorrento – one of my favourite places in Italy. Looking forward to seeing everyone! What a couple of months


PATAGONIA: Cosmos now offers Platinum tours in the region


iconic Christ the Redeemer statue and Iguaçu Falls, with prices starting from £2,279. A 13-day Brazil, Argentina and


Chile Unveiled Classic Tour takes in Corcovado, Iguaçu Falls, Recoleta Cemetery, an Argentine tango show and La Moneda Palace in Santiago, and starts from £2,815. Guests can add excursions such


as Easter Island, Uruguay and the Galapagos for an additional cost. New tours to Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Arabian Gulf and Europe have also been added to the brochure for 2018.


NEWS IN BRIEF


Travel 2 launches mini brochure for late bookings


Travel 2 has released its 2017 Summer Sun mini brochure. The 52-page brochure is billed as a ‘go-to guide’ for agents selling last-minute summer holidays. travel2.com


Royal Caribbean adds Total Eclipse cruise on Oasis


Royal Caribbean is sailing a cruise dedicated to the total solar eclipse in the Caribbean. Oasis of the Seas will sail a seven-night Total Eclipse cruise from August 20 from Orlando. royalcaribbean.co.uk


Celebrity to run training to encourage on-board sales


Celebrity Cruises will host online agent training sessions to drive


on-board sales. Its first live video will be broadcast from a Celebrity ship on September 20. Agents will receive commission. cruisingforexcellence.co.uk


All tours include a home pick-up


service within 100 miles of a UK departure airport if booked before July 31. Prices include flights, guided


sightseeing and experiences, accommodation, some meals, tour director and transfers. Rob Goodwin, head of product and commercial, said: “Demand is strong for authentic travel experiences, so we’re delighted to provide a more comprehensive South and Central American


programme.” cosmos.co.uk/agent-login


it’s been. My conference season kicked off with Advantage in Opio followed by Global in La Manga. I attended both with a list of people I really wanted to see – so if you ever spot me at a conference, dinner or event with a piece of paper heading towards you, you can bet you’re on my list! Thank you to all the conference organisers for their hospitality. Here in Liverpool, I attended the lovely Lorna’s Tipto Supershow at Aintree racecourse, which was a superb event. Back at the ranch, the


ADVANTAGE: Networking at south of France conference


NEWQUAY: A new destination from Liverpool with Flybe


airport has been very busy with the summer period now getting into full swing, not to mention the official opening of the Accessorize store – with more shops to be announced soon. Flybe’s weekly service to


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RIVIERA TRIVIA: Scenic and Emerald Waterways are hosting regional coffee mornings at coffee shops across the UK throughout June. Want to boost your river cruise business? Sessions will cover the benefits of booking with the ‘One-Stop Shop for River Cruises’ as well as ways the team can support you. Contact us for local events. agencysales@scenic.co.uk


Newquay started last week (June 10) and Blue Air will commence its Larnaca flights later this summer. The next airport tour will take place on June 27 in association with Saga Holidays. Saga’s Liz Kildare will carry out training and there are prizes up for grabs. There are 20 spaces available and it will be on a first come, first served basis. Please contact Liz direct for more information on Liz.Kildare@saga.co.uk On that note, me and my list are off to Sorrento!


TEA FOR TWO: Sign up to attend Saga’s training day on June 27


Ashley Louise Morgan, account manager, Liverpool John Lennon Airport trade@liverpoolairport.com t @ashmorgo f Liverpool Airport Trade


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