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Newmarket Holidays launches festive brochure
Newmarket Holidays has released a new festive brochure for Christmas 2022.
The brochure will include seven brand new tours, with highlights including: ‘Christmas in Niagara and Toronto’, ‘Christmas Spirit in the Canadian Rockies,’ ‘New Year in Verona and Lake Garda’ and ‘New Year on Safari’.
Each curated journey is family-friendly.
“Following the removal of restrictions, we know our customers are eager to make up for lost time. We took this into consideration when expanding our Festive brochure,” Newmarket Holidays’ Head of Trade Sales, Richard Forde said.
The popular European Christmas market breaks and festive ocean and river cruises are also included.
Lapland day trips are another highlight in the brochure and are currently over 80% sold.
Newmarket Holidays’ Festive 2022 Brochure can be ordered from Tradegate now.
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