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Premier adds two new Indian Ocean islands
Premier Holidays is to sell holidays to Rodrigues and Reunion islands in the Indian Ocean for the first time.
The operator has also expanded its choice of holidays to the Middle East for 2019.
Product manager Nikki Hain said: "Our first ever Beaches brochure last year was such a success that we’re already introducing new destinations to the portfolio.
"We’re really excited to launch Rodrigues Island and Reunion Island; both islands are very different and offer clients something very unique. Rodrigues is extremely undeveloped from tourism with a relaxed pace of life and gorgeous scenery, and is the place to go to totally disconnect."
The 2019 Beaches portfolio features single-centre holidays to Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah, the Indian Ocean, Caribbean and Mexico and is valid for travel until December 2019.
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