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Classic Collection Holidays introduces Dubai and Mexico


Samantha Mayling


samantha.mayling@ travelweekly.co.uk


Classic Collection Holidays has added Dubai and Mexico to its portfolio as part of its expansion plans.


The operator features nine


hotels in Dubai and six on Mexico’s Riviera Maya Caribbean coast. Managing director Nick Munday


said: “As part of a whole new era of growth, we’ve redoubled our efforts in looking for new destinations and resorts.


DUBAI: The emirate is enjoying ‘an upsurge in demand’


“Dubai and Mexico are currently


enjoying an upsurge in demand.” Instead of featuring the new destinations in brochures, Classic has a digital first’ approach, so


hotel details are available initially only via classic-collection.co.uk. Dubai will make its print debut


on May 1 in an expanded cities brochure, alongside six other new city destinations. Hotels in Dubai include Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis The Palm, Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Jumeirah Mina A’Salam and One&Only Royal Mirage Arabian Court. Mexico will feature in a


worldwide brochure to launch later this year. Hotels will include the Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa


and the new TRS Coral. classic-collection.co.uk


On The Go Tours unveils four new tours to the Baltics


On The Go Tours has added four tours in the Baltics to meet demand for less-frequented destinations. New tours in Latvia, Estonia,


Poland and Lithuania depart between March and September and include guided sightseeing. Accommodation is in three and


four-star hotels. An eight-day Highlights of the Baltics tour leads in at £745; the eight-day Baltic Capitals Explorer starts from £795; the 10-day Best of the Baltics costs £945; and a 12-day Poland and Baltic Discovery, which visits Krakow


and Warsaw, is priced from £1,495. onthegotours.com › Destinations, page 57


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