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ISSUE 341 JUNE 2024


VOTE & WIN the Ebrington


cast your vote to be in with a chance of winning one of four fantastic overnight stays for two...


UK & Ireland £1/€1


killyhevlin


slieve donard


titanic hotel


SUMMER SCORCHERS!


Over 60% have already booked their summer holiday... BUT 40% of us are hoping to bag a last minute bargain - here’s what our local travel agents have on offer NOW!


BY KIRSTY JOHNSTON kirsty@nitravelnews.com


NORTHERN Ireland’s holidaymakers are eager to bag themselves a last minute sunshine getaway,


according to the Province’s local travel agents, who have


that’s


been receiving calls from families looking to bag a summer bargain.


Cruises have been one of the most sought after holidays, due to their all-inclusive packages and free kids clubs, which make them a great value-for-money option for families. Last minute destinations which are top on the list include Portugal,


Turkey, Tunisia and the Greek Islands.


Nicola Allison,


Sales Manager for Hays Travel’s Ireland retail division,


Regional said:


“This year, we’re seeing more and more enquiries about last minute deals for June and July as families look towards more affordable travel.


“Families are increasingly


opting for last minute cruises, with more and more cruise lines introducing more multigenerational facilities and promoting the likes of child free places. As for general last minute holiday destinations, Turkey and Portugal remain the most popular.


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