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Inghams releases Villas brochure
A new Villas programme has been issued by Inghams featuring 400 properties across Europe.
The 228 page-brochure covers 200 locations in Italy, France, Spain, Croatia, Austria and Switzerland.
The programme offers a range of ‘accommodation-only’ deals at villas, country houses, farmhouses, palaces, cottages, apartments and ski chalets.
A high proportion of the villas are in the Italian regions of Tuscany and Umbria in Italy. Prices range from £277 to £5,387 for a villa or apartment per week.
The minimum stay in most properties is usually for seven nights though flexible durations are available outside peak season dates as well as multi-centre options.
Business development manager Andrew Russell said: “We’ve selected only top quality holiday accommodation in the brochure, avoiding large complexes. We’ve gone out of our way to incorporate villas and country houses with individual style, mostly with pools.”
by Phil Davies
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