Just Go! unveils six new National Trust itineraries
Juliet Dennis
juliet.dennis@
travelweekly.co.uk
Just Go! Holidays has brought out six new escorted heritage break tours as part of its tie-up with the National Trust.
The six new tours are:
Cotswolds Gardens & Villages; Historic Highlights of Kent for the Single Traveller; Romantic Landscapes & Dramatic Buildings of Yorkshire; Regal & Stately Treasures of the Isle of Wight; Manors, Gardens & Standing Stones in the South West; and Great Estates in the Heart of England Long Weekend.
Bourne’s Train with Brainz courses are now mobile-friendly
Sister brands Butlin’s, Haven and Warner Leisure Hotels have revamped their online training courses to be mobile phone and tablet-friendly. Parent company Bourne Leisure has designed the new-look Train with Brainz courses so agents can study them while on the go. Agents who complete any of
the courses will automatically be entered into a weekly prize draw, running until June 10, to win a £25 Amazon voucher. Agents who successfully
complete any of the courses and go on to make a booking for that
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The Regal & Stately Treasures of the Isle of Wight tour leads in at £510 for a four-night coach or self- drive break, based on two sharing, and including return travel, dinner, bed and breakfast, excursions, a guided tour and tour manager. It includes visits to the National Trust’s Mottistone Gardens, Bembridge Windmill and eight other venues including Queen Victoria’s holiday retreat Osborne House and Appuldurcombe House. Parent firm JG Travel Group is
the only recognised travel partner of the National Trust and tours often include private tours to historic houses and gardens. Clients do not need to be
MOBILE: Study Butlin’s, Haven and Warner Leisure on the go
brand will also get the chance to win other prizes such as spa vouchers and a day pass to a property.
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