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NO-FLY HOLIDAYS


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ith travel corridors opening up the summer season and many airlines having now resumed services, flying is officially back on the cards.


But for those less confident about taking to the skies just yet, there are plenty of alternatives – and we’re not just talking about a booze cruise to Calais. From coach tours to Croatia to rail breaks to Greece, ferry holidays to Spain and train tours to Venice, there’s plenty of product out there for clients wanting to get a little more adventurous and explore parts of the continent they might barely have thought of before, all without requiring a runway.


Dunmore East costs from £930 per family in August. irishferries.com


28 30 JULY 2020


IRELAND From the Cliffs of Moher plunging into the ocean to the Ring of Kerry and its silvery mountain landscapes, the Emerald Isle sells itself. There’s plenty to see in Dublin but it’s not only the city that lures, with the 1,600-mile Wild Atlantic Way welcoming drivers seeking a scenic coastal route and heritage-filled villages in which to stay. For one of the most quintessential, Irish Ferries recommends Dunmore East, a fishing village in County Waterford just over an hour’s drive from Rosslare, where ferries dock. Book it: P&O Ferries has an eight-hour service from Liverpool to Dublin. Irish Ferries runs from Holyhead to Dublin and Pembroke to Rosslare in around three hours. A week at the four-star Sea Cliff Holiday Homes in


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