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Haven extends season


until end of November Haven is extending its season at 16 coastal holiday parks until the end of November, for the first time in its history, due to “popular demand”. A three- night Haven break starts from £68, based on a family of four sharing a two-bedroom caravan at Golden Sands, Lincolnshire, when arriving on November 27. bourneleisuresales.co.uk


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Great Rail will operate small-group-only tours


Great Rail Journeys is offering small-group trips as standard across all its UK and European 2021 rail tours. The escorted tours operator


introduced a small-group programme in 2018 and has extended it to UK and European rail tours following “overwhelmingly positive feedback”. Each tour has a maximum of


25 people. The limited size means customers can visit places only available to smaller groups. Great Rail Journeys’ 2021


brochure features established holidays and new tours, with destinations ranging from the Austrian and Swiss Alps to Scotland and Wales. greatrail.com


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Wendy Wu Tours unveils 15 trips for ‘in-demand’ Japan


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Wendy Wu Tours has released a 2021-22 Japan brochure featuring 15 trips in “the most in-demand destination for 2021 and 2022”. A range of offers has also been made available


to stimulate bookings. These include no single supplements for solo travellers, business-class upgrades with selected airlines, and savings up to £500 per person on departures in March and April 2021. New trips include a three-week tour called Japan by


Rail, covering Kyushu, Honshu and Hokkaido. Prices start from £8,990. Travel is split between the country’s bullet train and the express train. A new 11-day Experience Japan tour, starting from


£5,590, is aimed at first-time visitors to the country. The trip includes experiences such as a lake cruise near Mount Fuji, a spiritual walk through Arashiyama


Universal offers seven-day three-


park ticket for UK and Irish visitors Universal Orlando Resort has a new seven-day ticket for UK and Irish holidaymakers heading to the Florida theme parks in 2021. Do Something Different offers the three-park ticket for £257 for an adult and £249 for children aged between three and nine. Tickets must be booked by November 30.


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bamboo forest and time with snow monkeys in Nagano. Also part of the programme is the 11-day Jewels of


Japan tour, which visits Kyoto, Hiroshima, Itsukushima and Miyajima island. Prices lead in at £5,290. Wendy Wu also offers a 17-day Japan Uncovered


tour from Osaka to Tokyo. Departures in May include Shibazakura Festival, offering the chance to see Mount Fuji during blossom season. Selected May and September departures include


entrance to a sumo wrestling tournament. All tours can be booked with a £99 deposit.


Dedicated solo departures are available on every tour and groups are restricted to 18 people. Global sales director John Warr said: “For the last four


months, Japan has been the most in-demand destination for both 2021 and 2022. There is a confidence in travel for Japan that is unlike any other destination.” wendywutours.co.uk/agents


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Snow monkeys in Nagano


Sandals and Beaches extends


Booking Bonus until September Sandals and Beaches Resorts’ Booking Bonus has been extended until September 3, offering an extra £600 off selected bookings, plus a discount of up to 45% on all holidays. Holidays on offer include late 2020 and 2021 departures, as well as some 2022 packages. Departures from Manchester and Scotland are available, as well as selected London airports. sellingsandals.co.uk


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