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Seligo rebrands Attractions programme
Accommodation-only operator Seligo has rebranded its attractions arm Attraction World accompanied by a new-look website.
The new look coincides with the publication of a second edition brochure on Monday including Ibiza club tickets, the London Eye and river cruise, Las Vegas weddings and attractions in Australia.
Seligo chairman David Cockerton said: “We believe that now is the time for our attractions business to be recognised by travel agents as the best and we will be more able to achieve this objective with a new name – and one that describes what we do.”
Head of attractions Gail Dunwoodie added: “The aim of the second edition is to keep pricing, offers, product totally current and valid. This helps avoid agent confusion and is also an opportunity to feature more seasonal products.
“Nevertheless we continue to intoruce new products, and our brochure can only ever display a sample of what we have to offer, whereas every attraction is available on our website.”
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