Shearings unveils brochure catering to family market


Ben Ireland ben.ireland@travelweekly.co.uk


Shearings Holidays has launched a dedicated family brochure for 2018 featuring trips to theme parks, the Italian lakes and UK attractions.


The eight-page brochure features


Disneyland Paris, Dutch theme park Efteling and UK attractions such as Cadbury World and Warner


Bros Studio Tour London – the Making of Harry Potter. Short breaks designed for


grandparents and grandchildren are included, as are multi- generational trips, such as cruises to Lake Como, in Italy, with A-Rosa. For each holiday, an age group


for the children is suggested – from Tiny Tots (0-4 years) to Juniors (5-10 years) and 10+. Packages include tickets,


excursions and travel, which is


FAMILY HOLIDAYS: Features theme parks and attractions


typically by coach in the UK, with flight and rail options in Europe. Shearings Holidays managing director Jane Atkins said: “This


new programme is very much focused on attracting multi- generational customers and features short breaks and holidays that the whole family will enjoy.” Four nights’ room-only at an


on-site hotel, tickets to Disneyland Paris, coach and ferry travel, and a three-day hopper pass to both parks, starts at £444 per adult and £274 per child. Entry to Warner Bros Studio


Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, return coach travel to London and a night’s B&B starts at £129 for adults and £119 for children. Seven nights’ self-catering at a


Lake Como apartment for a family of up to 10 starts at £654 per adult and £589 per child, including flights and transfers. A small supply of brochures will be sent to agents. The operator’s


agent toolkit has been updated at: shearings.com/toolkit


22 travelweekly.co.uk 19 April 2018


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