Newmarket Holidays touts agents with TV ad campaign
Newmarket Holidays has a message for travellers: ‘Discover The World.’
It is the focus of a new peaks campaign with discounts of up to 15% on all tours until 15 March 2024.
To kick off the campaign, a new TV ad is being broadcast for two weeks, with the 30-second film celebrating Newmarket Holidays’ wish list tours across Europe and the world.
Footage showcases iconic sites including the ruins of Pompeii, the Grand Canyon, Plaza de España in Spain, Petra in Jordan and Dubrovnik in Croatia.
Produced by the in-house team, the ad concludes with an instruction to find Newmarket Holidays at ‘your trusted local travel agent.’
Richard Forde, Head of Trade Sales says: “This visually appealing campaign will drive travellers to discover new experiences, try an escorted tour for the first time, and book with their travel agent.”
Newmarket Holidays’ ‘Discover The World’ discount includes short and long haul escorted tours with departures from 2024 through to 2026.
Savings include £322 per person on 31 August 2024 departures for the new Paradors & Pousadas of Spain & Portugal tour.
There is £464 per person off 19 June 2025 departures of On Safari in South Africa – Karongwe, and savings of £457 per person on 3 October 2025 departures of The Blue Ridge Mountains, Washington DC, Charleston & Savannah.
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