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Haven releases guide to its 36 parks 25%


Juliet Dennis juliet.dennis@travelweekly.co.uk


Haven has produced a new park guide for agents that it hopes will become an ‘agent’s bible’ of its portfolio.


The UK park operator has issued the guide at the same time as its 2018 new-look brochure, which details the latest refurbishments at parks for next year and offers savings of up to 25%. The new agent guide details


all 36 parks, with everything the trade needs to know about its product to complete a sale. The park guides are being


delivered to agents with Haven’s


2018 brochure alongside an A5 double-sided guide of brochure launch offers, customer leaflets, exclusive offer stickers for


brochures and a rack card. The 2018 programme has


been revamped to offer a cleaner look and feel, with more focus on photographs to highlight the park’s nature and coastal locations. The brochure also features details of park refurbishments, including improved restaurant and pool facilities. Marton Mere’s indoor swimming pool will have a ‘Lazy River’ added, while Presthaven’s outdoor pool will be landscaped ready for next summer. Indoor pools at Thorpe Park and


Wild Duck will also be overhauled, with new ‘fun’ features added. Several parks are having


their entertainment bar areas refurbished. Blue Dolphin,


Savings offered in Haven’s 2018 brochure


Haggerston Castle, Riviere Sands and Thornwick Bay will have new ‘ShowBars’ for 2018, while Primrose Valley’s restaurant will undergo the second phase of its renovation. Prices start at £99 for a family


of four at selected parks based on up to four sharing a standard


two-bedroom caravan. haven.com


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