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Jules Verne unveils 2025-26 Worldwide Collection brochure
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Jules Verne features more than 75 long-haul tours in the first of four new brochures for 2025-26. It’s the first time the small-group escorted tour
operator’s Worldwide Collection brochure does not feature any European destinations. Instead, the company will publish dedicated brochures covering its European, cruise and solo traveller tours. An eight-night Highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia
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tour costs from £1,925. It includes Vietnam Airlines flights from Heathrow, six nights’ hotel accommodation, six breakfasts, one dinner and local guides. The itinerary includes 11th-century temples in
Hanoi, Siem Reap’s Angkor Wat temple complex, and the War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace in Ho Chi Minh City. The Discover Japan holiday costs from £4,795 for 10 nights, including flights with Japan Airlines from
Heathrow and nine nights’ accommodation. It visits Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone and Tokyo. Another highlight in the brochure is the 19-night
Grand Tour of Costa Rica, from £5,345, including British Airways flights from Gatwick. The Original Nile by Royal Steamer is a 14-night
cruise holiday, from £7,195, accompanied by an Egyptologist. Starting in Aswan and sailing to Cairo’s Pyramids, this cruise is an exclusive Jules Verne charter of luxury steam vessel Misr – once the floating palace of Egypt’s King Farouk. The price includes EgyptAir flights from Heathrow,
departing in April 2025. Managing director Debbie O’Neill said: “Informed
by booking trends, guest feedback and a desire to meet the demand for new, inspiring and memorable adventures, every tour has been carefully curated with customer experience at its heart.”
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Audley Travel creates African wildlife experience guide
Audley Travel has created a guide for agents who sell African wildlife experiences. The 32-page publication is
being sent to 2,500 agents and is available through distribution partners and digitally. An Agent’s Guide to Audley
Safaris includes advice on viewing the big five, recommended
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accommodation and tips on viewing the Great Migration. Audley research found 16%
of premium travellers had taken a wildlife or safari trip in the previous five years and 20% plan to do so in the next two years. Trade sales manager
Greg Thurston said: “Born out of the desire to share a
deeper level of our specialists’ expertise, the new safari guide aims to be a comprehensive profile of how to plan a tailor-made trip of a lifetime. “We hope it helps agents craft
a safari experience that speaks to their clients’ trip aspirations.”
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