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Mauritius


HELLO FROM TEAM HAL!


Classic Package Holidays expands with 1,000 hotels


Phil Davies


Classic Package Holidays has introduced Mauritius, Jamaica, Barcelona and Lisbon as 1,000 new hotels are added to its portfolio. An expanded programme by


the trade-only operator includes 34 properties in Mauritius, 122 in Barcelona, 11 Disney hotels and four Sandals all-inclusive resorts. Other properties new to the


operator include Sunwing Fanabe Beach, Tenerife; Sunprime Atlantic Vue Suite, Gran Canaria; and Liberty Fabay, Dalaman, and Aquaworld Belek, Antalya, both in Turkey. Two-star hotels are being


featured for the first time with the addition of 168 “lower price point” properties. A seven-night stay on a self-


catering basis at Sunwing Fanabe Beach costs £498, departing Gatwick on April 25, 2023. Seven nights’ self-catering at


Sunprime Atlantic View Suites & Spa Apartments is £389, flying from Gatwick on April 25, 2023 A week’s all-inclusive at


Aquaworld Belek by MP Hotels is travelweekly.co.uk


34Number of hotels featured in new destination Mauritius


priced £595, with Gatwick flights departing on April 14, 2023. Internal sales, product and


commercial director Alex Gavalda said: “High demand from our trade partners for the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius has seen us cover the key hotels on the island. “Jamaica is an attractive


proposition as not many business-to-business operators currently feature the island. “Both Barcelona and Lisbon


are desirable short-haul options as city-break destinations with access to the beach.” Agency sales and marketing


director Si Morris-Green added: “The increased market share that our additional destinations will bring ties in with our strategy of growing Classic Package Holidays into the market-leading business- to-business-only proposition.” classic-package.co.uk


QThe Holland America Line team and travel agent partners on board the Rotterdam


What a month it’s been for us all at Holland America Line. We’ve welcomed Gemma and Serena to our sales team and kicked off our year of celebrations for our 150th Anniversary with a visit to our newest ship, Rotterdam, in Plymouth – a truly memorable experience. We’ve also been busy meeting lots of our lovely travel agent partners at various conferences and events – it’s that time of year we all love! 2023 is certainly shaping up to be another great year and we can’t wait to let you know what we have in store for you all. We’ll not only be celebrating our century-and-a-half of amazing heritage, but also bringing our destinations and ships to life, supporting you when you create amazing holidays and memories for your customers. To keep up to date, don’t forget to follow us on our dedicated social media pages. Search ‘HAL UK Travel Agents’ on Facebook and Instagram – great places to find our latest news and exciting updates from the team. Finally, thank you all for the support and partnership in 2022. If I don’t see you before, have a great Christmas and New Year. We can’t wait to see you soon!


Karen Farndell Director, Sales & Marketing, UK & Ireland, Holland America Line


hollandamerica.com gohal.co.uk 0344 338 8600


24 NOVEMBER 2022


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