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Luxury brochure revamp by Kuoni
Thursday, 04 Sep, 2009
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Kuoni has revamped its luxury holidays brochure for 2010 to make it look like a ‘coffee table guide’.
The World Class brochure covers more than 170 hotels alongside authentic travel experiences allowing travellers to do as the locals do and learn from experts in their field, according to the operator.
The Dominican Republic, Argentina, Brazil and Peru have been added for next year.
New properties include the beach villas of Soneva Kiri by Six Senses in Thailand; the all-villa Banyan Tree Sanya in China and the new Banyan Tree Ungasan Resort in Bali.
Kuoni World Class product manager Sheena Paton said: “Pampering beach and spa retreats, wilderness experiences, boutique hideaways and cultural journeys are all included.
“Today’s discerning travellers have many amazing life experiences under their belts so we continue to explore and bring new experiences to them using our 103 years of travel expertise.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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