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Hoseasons expands European product
Hoseasons has broadened its geographical spread with the launch of its first-ever Europe-wide programme featuring villas with pools, apartments, cottages and chateauxs.
More than 400 properties are featured in France, Italy, Gozo, Portugal and Spain with accommodation only, full packages and short breaks all featured. The new programme will be headed by Jane Sheppard, managing director of Meon Villas.
Sales director Yvonne Borg said: “This brochure adds another dimension to our portfolio and allows us to offer our customers a type of holiday, that has been traditionally perceived as expensive, at an affordable price.”
Chief executive Richard Carrick said the new programme has been produced with the independent sector in mind.
“There is a growing demand from customers for a holiday that fits in with their needs,” he said. “The flexibility of offering accommodation only or a fully packaged holiday caters for the freedom of today’s independent traveller.”
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