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Peak Walk, Switzerland
APT creates dedicated collection for groups of up to 16 people
APT has created a Small Group Journeys collection of tours for up to 16 people. The first three itineraries,
The seven-night Les Diablerets
tour in Switzerland starts at £1,899 and includes flights from London to Geneva, train transfers and half-board accommodation. Clients can access the walking
trails via a network of cable cars and gondolas. The Italy’s Prosecco Hills
tour offers customers the chance to explore the historic centre of Conegliano, a hillside town renowned for its Prosecco production; stroll along sections of the 29-mile-long Prosecco Road, Italy’s first wine road; and travel by train to Treviso. Prices start at £2,199 including
flights, transfers, seven nights’ bed-and-breakfast accommodation and six dinners. Also new is the seven-night
Tastes of Northern Portugal and Galicia tour, which bases clients in the Spanish city of Vigo in Galicia and Vila Praia de Ancora in northern Portugal. Prices start at £1,995, including
flights to Porto, transfers and half-board accommodation.
rambleworldwide.co.uk
brochure with marketing material for agents
brochure, which features trip ideas to share with clients. The 192-page publication
features ‘speak to your travel agent to start planning’ messages, instead of Audley’s website or reservation phone numbers. Trade sales manager Greg
travelweekly.co.uk
Thurston said: “Something is available for agents however they work, whether they need printed materials to share with a customer face-to-face, window displays to catch the attention of passers-by, or digital assets for homeworkers.”
audleytravel.com/agents
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which operate between October 2024 and December 2025, feature India. More destinations will be added in July. The tours have been put
together by the operator’s specialist tours division, led by Laura Hughes, who joined APT as its first dedicated touring product manager in December. The 15-day Southern India
– Quest of the Senses itinerary includes a cruise around Kerala’s backwaters on a houseboat. Prices start at £3,995. The 14-day Northern India
– Sensory Marvels of Rajasthan itinerary, which leads in at £3,995, includes an e-rickshaw tour of Jaipur and boat cruise in Udaipur. The 16-day Northern India –
West to East Odyssey itinerary costs from £4,495.
aptagentclub.co.uk
Amritsar’s Golden Temple
1 2 3 Manitoba summer adventures
1 Q Witness the migration of thousands of beluga whales to Hudson Bay and the Churchill River Estuary during the summer months in northern Manitoba. Just a short flight from Manitoba’s capital Winnipeg, Churchill is the ideal place for visitors to see these playful creatures in their natural habitat, on excursions such as whale-watching tours, or kayaking and paddleboarding trips.
2Q See the colourful northern lights in Churchill, one of the best places in the world to see this unique spectacle, with aurora activity up to 300 days of the year. The town’s subarctic location is perfect for seeing the lights, especially between August and April, with the phenomenon peaking in February and March. Visitors can expect to see green, pink and purple ribbons dancing across the night sky, and take photographs for a breathtaking souvenir.
3Q Spot polar bears lounging around the coastline of Churchill’s Hudson Bay. There are approximately 1,000 of them that call this area home. Visitors can see the bears in the summer months on a boat trip or tundra vehicle tour, or on a walking safari where they can be spotted relaxing on the shoreline or in the bright fireweed.
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