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Experience Pata event to start on Tuesday


The Pacific Asia Travel Association UK & Ireland is to hold its annual Taste of Pata event virtually in association with Travel Uni. Rebranded as Experience Pata, the event will run from September 1-18 and feature masterclasses, videos and agent training sessions with more than 30 suppliers. pata.org.uk/experience


DOMESTIC AVIATION


Wizz Air launches new routes from Gatwick, Liverpool, Birmingham


Wizz Air is to start flying from Gatwick to Athens, Naples, Lanzarote and Malta from October 22 with the creation of a new base at the Sussex airport. The budget airline will allocate


an Airbus A321 to the hub, raising capacity by 450,000 seats, having first flown from Gatwick in 2016. Wizz Air is expanding at


other UK airports. Last week, it revealed two new routes to Lithuanian capital Vilnius, from Birmingham and Liverpool, starting in October, and has resumed service from Luton to St Petersburg, Russia. Also from October, the carrier


will start seven routes from Doncaster Sheffield, to Alicante, Malaga, Larnaca, Faro, Lublin, Kosice and Suceava. wizzair.com


Relaunched National Holidays reveals ‘like for like’ range


Juliet Dennis


National Holidays has urged agents to focus on domestic product prior to the launch of its first UK breaks brochure under new ownership. The National Holidays brand and database


were acquired by JG Travel Group, which also owns touring operators Just Go! Holidays and Omega Breaks, in July. National’s former parent company Specialist Leisure Group collapsed in May. The operator’s 2021 programme will come out at


the end of September and feature “like for like” product, including family breaks to Alton Towers, Legoland, The Making of Harry Potter and sports trips to Formula One racing at Silverstone. Departures are from March next year and all product


is already online and bookable. Claire Dutton, trade sales manager, said: “We’ve


Sandals and Beaches open bookings for accommodation-only in 2023


Wizz Air: new routes


travelweekly.co.uk


Sandals and Beaches Resorts’ UK operator Unique Caribbean Holidays has put 2023 accommodation-only holidays on sale. Agents can now book hotel-only holidays for clients in all Sandals and Beaches Resorts destinations – Jamaica, Barbados, Grenada, Antigua, Saint Lucia, the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands – for a deposit of £175 per person. sellingsandals.co.uk


looked at what sold well. We’ve put effort into building a product people will recognise.” Sales and marketing director Danny Crowe added:


“We have put together a whole set of tours in a short period of time.” Crowe said the operator had already enjoyed strong


trade support and urged agencies to educate staff further on the importance of the UK market in the same way they have for markets such as cruise. He said: “Agents have done some good work


by segmenting their audience. Many agencies have specialists in cruise and touring, for example.” The JG Travel Group has also created a closed


Facebook group for agents covering its three brands, with product information and sales tips. It is planning online training for the trade as well as


marketing point-of-sale materials for agents. nationalholidays.com


Tenby, Wales


Just You and Travelsphere unveil changes and cancellations policy


Just You and Travelsphere have brought out a flexible booking policy called Reassurance Guarantee. Existing or new bookings made by December 31 can be amended for free or cancelled up to 45 days before departure for a full refund. All payments are “100% protected” by the operators’ Rock Solid Guarantee. travelsphere.co.uk justyou.co.uk


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