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Cyplon Holidays adds Sharm properties for summer 2020


Cyplon Holidays has reintroduced the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh to its 2020 Summer Collection brochure. It features Cyplon’s eight most-


recommended hotels, while 12 properties feature on its website. A seven-night package staying


at five-star Stella di Mare Beach Hotel & Spa in Sharm costs from £865 on a B&B twin-share basis, with easyJet flights from Gatwick. The programme features


destinations in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, and offers beach holidays, guided tours, all-inclusive family options, cruises and multi-centre breaks. There are suggested itineraries


for island-hopping in Greece, Malta, Italy and the Canaries. Two seven-night guided tours


have been added in Morocco. The Medinas tour visits Casablanca, Rabat, Fes and the Roman city of Volubilis, for £1,559. Dunes & Kasbahs visits


Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, Ouarzazate and fossil factories in Erfoud, for £1,315. cyplon.co.uk


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Guests build their own rafts from floating Lego brinks


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Legoland Water Park to open at Gardaland Resort in May


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Europe’s first Legoland Water Park will feature a river ride adventure, a Miniland of iconic Italian monuments and a ‘beach party’ water play area. The park, which will be based at Italy’s Gardaland


Resort, is due to open on May 28, 2020. The Lego River Adventure will offer customised


rafts that holidaymakers can build themselves using large floating Lego bricks. They can then float along the river through most of the park, including through an undersea-themed cave. The river will skirt Miniland, an area hosting about a


hundred Italian monuments made of Lego bricks. The monuments will include Milan Cathedral, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Rome’s Colosseum and Saint Mark’s Basilica in Venice. Another attraction will be the Beach Party, featuring


play areas with slides and water cannon, while the Lego Creation Island will allow youngsters to build personalised Lego boats to launch in the water. There will also be the chance to build using Duplo bricks, decorate a sandcastle with Lego bricks and create giant walls using soft bricks. A Duplo Splash attraction for young children will


offer an aquatic animal-themed area of water slides, while the Jungle Adventure will feature a range of water slides for families. The Pirate Bay attraction will boast a large family swimming pool featuring Lego characters and a pirates’ fortress. Gardaland sales and marketing director Luca Marigo


said: “There will be special themed areas, with lots of water slides for kids of all ages, as well as a creative area where children can discover the fun of Duplo and Lego bricks, plus pools with sunbeds and large gazebos.” gardaland.it/en


Collette adds escorted tours in Nashville, Maine and Montreal


Collette has unveiled details of new escorted tours to the US and Canada in 2020. The Spotlight on Nashville


holiday features the Country Music Hall of Fame and a performance at the Grand Ole Opry. Guests can join a


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traditional line dancing lesson and sample southern cuisine. The five-night holiday costs from £2,599 including accommodation and flights from London. Roaming Coastal Maine


offers clients the chance to shuck oysters, dine at a lobster shack


and visit Acadia National Park. The seven-night holiday costs from £2,949. In Canada, the five- night Spotlight on Montreal trip takes guests on a food tour and clients can also take a cookery class. Prices start from £1,899. collette.co.uk


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