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Agents appointed to sell Rugby World Cup tours
Friday, 30 May, 2006
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Three travel agents have been appointed as sub-agents to sell 2007 Rugby World Cup trips by operator Travelscope.
Travel House in Wales, Newells of Cornwall and Ramsay World Travel in Scotland have been selected as authorised sub-agents to sell packages to the tournament in France next year.
Travelscope, one of 25 operators worldwide and three in the UK to be given official accreditation for the event, is offering trips starting at £189 including match tickets.
The tournament will feature games across 10 venues in France plus matches in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
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