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Newmarket Holidays launches new escorted tours brochure
Newmarket Holidays rolled out its new 2023/24 escorted tours brochure.
It covers destinations from Northern Europe to South America.
Available to request via Tradegate, it features a Mayan Adventure in Mexico.
There is a safari adventure to the Victoria Falls and a new tour of Tuscany, Rome and Amalfi.
The brochure features destination facts and expert tips from the product team.
Tours are organised in new categories that make it easier for agents to navigate.
Categories include City Adventures, Coastal Escapes and Best Sellers.
Each holiday is highlighted as being best for solos, couples, multi-generational or family.
David Sharman, CCO said: “It best showcases the huge range of wishlist holidays we can now offer for every type.”
“Our team is already on the road and presenting the new brochure to agents.”
It is offering up to 15% off all escorted tours for 2023/24, valid until 28 February 2023.
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