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Carrier starts cruises on the Mekong 13


Amie Keeley amie.keeley@travelweekly.co.uk


Carrier has released three brochures with new-look covers featuring new cruises and accommodation.


Cruises on the Mekong River


between Siem Reap and Ho Chi Minh City have been added to the luxury operator’s India, Far East & Australasia 2018-19 brochure following strong demand for Vietnam, where bookings are up 20% year on year. A number of luxury tented


retreats have also been added to the programme, including Capella Ubud, which is located between


JUST OUT: Carrier’s North America brochure includes 11 new hotels


rainforest and paddy fields in Bali. Each tent has its own whirlpool bath and some have direct access to the Wos River. Wild Coast Tented Lodge in Sri


Lanka, featuring copper bath tubs and private pools, also feature. The Ritz-Carlton Langkawi


in Malaysia is a new property featured in the brochure. Opened in September 2017, the hotel is


New hotels in Carrier’s Europe & Africa range


flanked by ancient rainforest and fronted by a sandy bay on the Andaman Sea. Thirteen new hotels have been


added to Carrier’s Europe & North Africa programme and 11 new properties in its USA, Canada & Mexico brochure. They include: Nobu Hotel Ibiza


in Talamanca Bay; Seven Pines Resort and Ikos Dassia, both due to open in May 2018; and the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, California. Clearwater in Florida has been


added on the back of increased demand for family-friendly beach destinations in the US. Carrier features two hotels: Opal Sands


Resort and Sandpearl Resort. carrier.co.uk


28 travelweekly.co.uk 18 January 2018


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