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Trafalgar offers 10 tours in debut Africa brochure
Juliet Dennis
juliet.dennis@
travelweekly.co.uk
Trafalgar is selling a dedicated programme to Africa for the first time.
Its debut Africa brochure
features 10 guided tours in nine countries. It has been put together using the expertise of the Tollman family, who founded parent group The Travel Corporation and are themselves from South Africa. The move follows the group’s decision to buy the South African tourism and leisure group Cullinan Holdings, which owns inbound and outbound tour operators and travel agencies, in March. It was previously a majority shareholder. Chief executive Gavin Tollman
said: “We had to be careful [previously] not to have any conflict [with Cullinan companies]. “But after 72 years of waiting,
now is the time to return Trafalgar guests to our homeland, a country we love.
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Prestige goes all pink with new look Canary Islands brochure
Prestige Holidays has released the first of eight new-look brochures. The cover of the Canary Islands brochure
features a solid pink colour instead of a picture to make it stand out on agents’ brochure racks. The format has also changed, with bullet
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Latin Routes to host 50 agents in Rio for training
Latin Routes is to host a training academy for 50 agents in Rio de Janeiro. The academy, which runs from October 25-29, will feature in-depth training and supplier networking as well as entertainment and sightseeing. Agents can apply to join at
latinroutes.co.uk/academy
Qatar to put visitors in a spin at Angry Birds World
The world’s first Angry Birds World theme park has opened in Qatar. The park includes Blast Bomb, a drop-and-twist tower that features freefall motion from a height of 11 metres, and Red Alert, which hurls visitors in to a 360° spin.
angrybirdsworld.qa
OUT OF AFRICA: Gavin Tollman, and Trafalgar’s new brochure
“Now is the time to return Trafalgar guests to our homeland, a country we love”
“When I looked at the volume of
growth of people coming to Africa, the statistics point to the fact this is the right time to go.” Trafalgar had previously sold parts of North Africa and one
South Africa family tour. The first Africa tours depart this Christmas. Trips for 2019 include the 15-day Best of South Africa, which includes a stay at The Oyster Box Hotel in Durban, the Garden Route, Kruger National Park and Table Mountain. This starts from £3,795. Other destinations featured include Namibia, Botswana, Kenya,
Tanzania and Zambia.
trafalgar.com
points highlighting hotel facilities and locations to help agents identify key selling points quickly and work out which clients are suited to which property. Chairman and managing director John Dixon said:
“Trade support is key to our business. An important consideration in the redesign was to ensure that our brochures were as trade-friendly as possible and that they were easy to identify.” Fuerteventura is featured by Prestige for the first time with five hotels. Prices lead in
at £642 for seven nights at H10 Ocean Dunas.
prestigeholidays.co.uk
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Vietnam extends visa exemption for UK citizens
A visa exemption for UK passport-holders travelling to Vietnam has been extended for three years. The agreement covers single-entry stays of up to 15 days and runs until July 30, 2021.
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