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Prestige adds hotels in Sicily and beyond Prestige Holidays has added three hotels in Sicily and one in Lake Garda and introduced the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express for 2020. A seven-night break at Hotel Cala Marina in Sicily is priced from £554. Prestige has also added a package in Vulcano, with a week at Therasia Resort Sea & Spa and flights from Gatwick from £1,339. prestigeholidays.co.uk


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Way – with accommodation at Ramblers Walking Holidays’ Hassness Country House. Te week-long Cumbria Way


holiday costs from £715. Also new in the UK is Te


Wonders of Snowdonia and a new South West Dorset & Jurassic Coast five-night break. Kevin O’Regan, managing


director, said: “Te experiences that can be enjoyed on our holidays are fantastic – from local specialities such as learning to make pasta in Abruzzo to catching your first glimpse of a sloth bear in Sri Lanka.” ramblersholidays.co.uk


Bamboo Travel unveils Legends of Laos tour


Asia specialist Bamboo Travel has added a 15-day Legends of Laos tour, which includes meeting hill tribes, two boat trips, kayaking and a visit to the Plain of Jars, a 2,000-year-old archaeological site. The itinerary, from £3,175, also includes Vientiane, Luang Prabang, Muang La and Na Hin Forest. bambootravel.co.uk


Travel 2 creates a Facebook offers page Travel 2 has set up a Facebook page for agents in addition to its closed-user group on the site. The new page provides “multiple offers” each day “in a format that’s easy to share” with customers along with seller and destination guides. facebook.com/travel2com


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With the summer ending, we can reflect on the busy months we’ve had and the exciting months that lie ahead. This summer has seen


new routes to Corfu and Copenhagen from Ryanair; Varna in Bulgaria from WizzAir; and Guernsey from Blue Islands. The additions bring the total number of destinations being served by Liverpool John Lennon Airport to over 70 destinations. This winter, we are excited to unveil to new routes to Vienna and Tenerife. With the Christmas season coming up, Liverpool Airport Holidays is offering a four-night Christmas market break to Vienna (liverpoolairport. com/liverpool-airport-holidays). However, if you feel the need for some winter sun, Tenerife is the perfect destination. Liverpool John Lennon Airport hosts a number of other wonderful destinations perfect for access to popular ski routes such as Geneva, Salzburg and Grenoble. With the summer


COPENHAGEN: One of two new routes from Ryanair


VIENNA: Liverpool Airport Holidays is offering a four- day Christmas market trip


drawing to a close we can proudly reflect that we have consistently proven that we are the Faster, Easier, Friendlier airport of choice! Passenger experience has


not lost out during the busy months


Crystal offers short breaks in France and Austria


with on-time performance still reaching 95% during the summer period. Please follow us on our Facebook Trade page (tinyurl. com/LJLAFacebook) to keep up to date on all airport trade news. You can also sign up to receive Whatsapp messages! To sign up, go to ljla.uk/2kooMhp, click message and type ‘LIVERPOOL’. Until next time, happy selling!


AIRPORT MOTTO: Faster. Easier. Friendlier.


Ashley Louise Morgan, trade relations executive, Liverpool John Lennon Airport trade@liverpoolairport.com t @ashmorgo f Liverpool Airport Trade


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