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Althams Travel


package holidays by charter aircraft began in the 1960s with trips to Spain, Italy and the Balearic Isles becoming as popular with British tourists as Blackpool, Morecambe and Southport had been with the previous generation.


And, of course,


Althams was quick to appreciate the potential of the new market and turn it to the company’s advantage.


As supermarkets


became a bigger feature on the shopping front, it became clear that the Althams stores, even though the main lines had become china, glass and fancy goods — were losing the battle.


Stores in the smaller


towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire were closed with those in the large one converted to full travel agencies.


The final closure took place in 1968 and two


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years later the company changed its name to Althams Travel Services Limited.


Althams had generated £100,000 to the company's turnover in the mid-1930s; by the 1950s it had grown to £'/2m. By 1965, when 10 full-licensed travel offices we re operating, the turnover topped £1 million. By 1968, with 12 offices, the figure was £1 '/2m.


The travel side of Althams has retained


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Service That Counts


its commitment to quality and customer care and retained its base in the North West. It has grown in 1994 to 31 outlets and recently came third in a national most appreciated travel agents survey organised by the Sunday Observer.


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We are pleased to assist ALTHAMS with their advertising, and look forward to many more successful campaigns!


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Congratulations on 100 years


286 Burnley Rd, Ho lm e In Cliviger, Burnley. Tel: 83 1 5 8 4


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DRIVING FLAT GUT DIRECT TO HOLIDAY FRANCE AND SPAIN. INSURANCE CONSULTANTS WHITELEY


WHITELEY INSURANCE CONSULTANTS CONGRATULATE ALTHAMS TRAVEL ON 100 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL TRADING.


KINGFISHER TRA VEl. INSURANCE - FOR COMPLETE PEACE OP MIND WHENEVER VOL! TRA VEL AT HOME OR ABROAD. POLICIES TO SUIT A l l TRA VEL NEEDS A VAIIABLE THROUGH YOUR LOCAL ALTHAMS TRA VEL OFFICE.


KINGFISHER HOUSE, PORTLAND PLACE, HALIFAX HX1 2JH TELEPHONE: (0422) 348411 345222 345565 TELEX: 517725 FAX: (0422) 330345


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Inlonnauon *S: Reservations (01705)827701


2*1 hour brochure service (01752)260026


or see vour local branch of Althams Travel


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