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JG Travel Group adds festive capacity across three brands


Josie Klein


JG Travel Group has increased capacity for its festive programme across its three brands – Just Go! Holidays, National Holidays and Omega Breaks – and released coach breaks to see Dutch violinist André Rieu. The coach tour specialist has


brought back the Elf the Musical tour from November 19 to December 28, including return coach travel, one night’s B&B and


a ticket to the show from £139. New for this year and aimed at


the family market is the combined Polar Express train ride and Sea Life Centre tour in North Yorkshire, where guests can meet Santa. The two-day break starts from


£149 and includes return coach travel from pick-up points in the north of England, one night’s B&B, and tickets for the Sea Life Centre and Polar Express. The group has increased


capacity by 85% for Christmas


market breaks, 68% for holidays over Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and 17% for its Turkey and Tinsel breaks. JG Travel Group is offering


two coach breaks to see renowned violinist Rieu in the UK in 2023. Classical music fans can watch


Rieu and his 60-piece Johann Strauss Orchestra in Birmingham on April 15 and Liverpool on


May 12. Prices for both start at £199 and include return coach travel, one night’s B&B and a ticket to the concert, plus return transfers from the hotel to the venue. Breaks are available through Just


Go! Holidays from pick-up points around England and National Holidays from departure points in the north of England and Midlands. justgoholidays.com/agents


Capacity for Christmas markets breaks has increased by 85%


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