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If Only releases a late-deals brochure in tie-up with BA


If Only has unveiled a late-deals brochure in partnership with British Airways for holidays departing before March 2020. It offers luxury trips in the US,


Caribbean, Middle East, Indian Ocean and Asia. A five-night break in Dubai


costs from £1,689, including return flights, transfers and half- board accommodation at Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Beach Hotel. A seven-night all-inclusive


holiday at the adults-only ‘eco-chic’ Lagoon Atitude in Mauritius costs from £1,889, including flights and transfers. The upmarket operator also


offers the option to upgrade to World Traveller Plus from £319. Annika Rieley, If Only


marketing manager, said: “Tis brochure is going to be a really fantastic tool for agents to share with their customers to encourage late bookings.” ifonly.co/fashionably-lates


Kuoni adds Ghan train, whale sharks and Kangaroo Island


Samantha Mayling


Kuoni has added a trip on Te Ghan railway and new wildlife tours to its latest Discover Australia & New Zealand brochure. Following the popularity of BBC Two’s Great


Australian Railway Journeys with Michael Portillo, the operator has introduced a suggested route on the famous Ghan train from Darwin, with the option to add a stay at Kangaroo Island. New wildlife options are on the ‘Fantastic Beasts’


pages in the brochure and include a luxury Kangaroo Island tour and a whale shark excursion in Exmouth. Te brochure features new layouts with spreads for


‘glamping’ holidays and ‘cultural icons’. Tours of the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the


National Anzac Centre are additions to the cultural icons range. Te collection also has a strong focus on experiences such as Bruce Munro’s Field of Light at Uluru. Kuoni will host a dedicated Australia fam trip for its


Corsican Places steps out with new walking holiday and hotels


Corsican Places has added a self- guided walking tour to its 2020 brochure. Called Around the Cap Corse, the seven-night holiday features six days of moderate-level


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“ The brochure makes it easy to tailor itineraries to suit each customer


personal travel experts at the end of November. Meanwhile, in New Zealand, suggested self-drive tours


showcase the highlights of the North and South Islands. Kuoni also works with partners AAT Kings, THL


Motorhomes and Journey Beyond to curate tailor-made itineraries. A 12-night Sydney to Melbourne self-drive tour costs from £2,237, including room-only accommo- dation, car hire and flights from London with Qantas. Tom Waite, Discover product manager, said: “We


have included our favourite things to do with signposts to suggested itineraries and tried-and-tested routes from our experts. It is also a great conversation tool for travel agents, making it easier to tailor the itineraries to suit each customer.” kuoni.co.uk


Kangaroo Island


walking, exploring the scenic Cap Corse peninsula. Te tour starts in the harbour


village of Maccinaggio and takes in coastal paths, seaside villages, deserted beaches and remote hinterland before reaching the lively seaside town of St Florent. It costs from £1,199 which


includes return flights from Stansted or Manchester to Bastia, along with


three nights’ half-board and four nights’ B&B accommodation. Te price includes transfers on


the walk, a map and route notes. Te brochure also has a


selection of new hotel and self- catering accommodation, including the three-bedroom Villa Bleu Nature, which offers access to the seaside resort of St Florent. corsica.co.uk


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