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Tui Tours Best known for traditional package holidays, Tui is making great strides in the touring market. In Europe, escorted options range from Iceland (pictured) to former communist states such as Albania, the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Bosnia. Experiences include WUXਰH KXQWLQJ LQ &URDWLD HDWLQJ OXQFK with an Albanian family and visiting 8QHVFR VLWHV ौH EUDQG DOVR RਬHUV PRUH FXOWXUDO DQG Rਬ WKH EHDWHQ WUDFN MRXUQH\V LQ VXQ VSRWV VXFK DV 6SDLQ Portugal, Italy, Greece and Turkey.


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tours still reflect its founder’s aim to be “authentic, inspiring and organised down to the last detail by expert local teams”. Featuring 18 countries LQ (XURSH IDYRXULWH VKRUW KDXO WULSV include Treasures of Russia (pictured), a :LQH ,QIXVHG 7RXU RI %RUGHDX[ DQG D Family Lapland Experience. Its network RI RਬLFHV DQG ORFDO FRQWDFWV PHDQV LW can open doors to quirky experiences such as foodie tours on a Vespa in Rome or a Citroën 2CV in Paris.


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