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Egypt sales surge prompts product expansion
Saturday, 23 Nov, 2005
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Trustaccommodation has added a Nile cruise to its product range as it looks for further growth outside its core hotel business.
The move to feature the seven-day cruises on board the Nile Ibis comes as the company reported a 45% increase in sales to Egypt over the past two months.
Agents also have the option to pre-book a series of excursions for clients including balloon rides and light and sound shows in Luxor and Aswan.
Trustaccommodation product manager Simon Barnes said it wants to build on growing demand for twin centre holidays which now make up half the company’s sales.
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