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Jet2 extends ‘summer’ season to Greece with 80 additional flights


Jet2holidays has added 80 additional flights in October and November to Zante, Crete, Rhodes and Kefalonia. The operator has added


capacity from eight of its 10 UK bases to extend its 2021 ‘summer’ season into the autumn. Zante accounts for 34 of the


flights, with extra capacity to the end of October from Stansted, Birmingham, East Midlands, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, Manchester and Newcastle. To Rhodes, Jet2holidays


has added 20 flights, with extra flying from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle and Stansted through to mid-November. Almost 20 more flights will


operate to Heraklion in Crete, from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle and Stansted – up to November 9. And to Kefalonia, there are


additional flights from Glasgow, Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford and Manchester up to mid-October. trade.jet2holidays.com


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New luxury rental site Onee takes bookings only by trade


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A new online platform gives agents access to hundreds of luxury rental properties worldwide. Onee Luxury Travel can be viewed by consumers


but all enquiries and bookings are channelled through the trade-focused site’s travel agency partners. Agents can also gain access to ‘off market’ private


homes and properties not visible to consumers. The B2B platform gives agents visibility of


commission rates for each individual property. Onee Luxury Travel founder Onur Takmak said


commission ranges between 5% and 40%. Property managers can scale the commission rate up or down. The platform allows agents to search and shortlist


properties and showcase options to clients. They can also mark up prices before sending quotes to clients.


Do Something Different starts selling Walt Disney World Florida for 2022


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Do Something Different has put Walt Disney World Florida products on sale for 2022. Agents can book Disney Ultimate tickets, Disney & Universal Combo tickets and the Freedom Pass. Packages with hotels can be booked through sister brand Theme Park Beds. Annabel Cove, head of sales and marketing, said: “We believe people are yearning for the ‘familiar’ rather than the ‘new’.” dosomethingdifferent.com / themeparkbeds.com


Onee Luxury Travel said its trade-focused setup


showed its “clear commitment to well-advised travel” and the value its agency partners can offer. Takmak claimed many private rental companies had


“neglected travel agents” over the years. “We really want to support the trade because


[agents] have been ignored or pushed aside when it comes to private rentals,” he said. “We believe agents are a very important part of the


chain and we are acknowledging this and want agents to know that we appreciate what they do.” Takmak stressed Onee’s offering was “honest and


transparent in its approach” and would be mutually beneficial for property managers and agents alike. Agents who wish to work with Onee Luxury Travel


must register on the company’s website. onee.com


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Malta Tourism Authority appoints Green to boost agents’ knowledge


Malta Tourism Authority has appointed Peter Green as trade trainer to boost agents’ knowledge of the destination. His eight years of industry experience includes stints at Thomas Cook and Arena Voyages. Natalie Swinburne, the tourist board’s trade marketing manager for the UK and Ireland, said Green would be “the first point of call” for agents. malta-training.com


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