Your holidays are still safe
HOLIDAYMAKERS who booked through Wardle Travel shops in Sandbach and Holmes Chapel are being assured they will not lose their money after the company went into administration.
The shops are among 22 across the country which have been saved by Harvey World Travel. Another 18 have been closed with the loss of about 90 jobs.
Harvey World Travel managing direct John Donnelly is asking customers who booked through Sandbach Travel in High Street, Sandbach, and Wardle Travel, in Parkway, Holmes Chapel, not to worry.
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KATHMANDU, May 16: The British and French ambassadors to Nepal shared a forum Monday to tell the A world that the Himalayan Kingdom was perfectly safe for travel and invited one and all to enjoy her beauty.
“There is absolutely no security problem to travel and trek in Nepal, even in the distant villages,” the diplomat-duo said recounting their separate trekking experiences to Manang and Solukhumbu. “We recommend Nepalese and foreigners alike to travel to various destinations and enjoy the beauty of pristine nature and unique culture.”
“I found Manang to be one of the safest tourist destinations in the
Pleasant Holidays and the Sheraton Maui are offering reduced room rates in Garden View and Ocean View accommodations at the Sheraton Maui for all new bookings traveling November 28 through May 31, 2003. Partial Ocean View accommodations at the special rate will also be available for booking through May starting January 1, 2003.
Additional benefits are a fifth night free and daily buffet breakfast for all.
Blackout dates during holidays periods are November 23 –28, December 24 – January 7, and April 8-18, 2003.
Five-night, land-only holidays start at $749 per person, double occupancy, reflecting a savings of $550 per room. Included in
Qatar Airways Holidays has opened an outlet in Kuwait. The office will sell package tours offered by the holiday division of Qatar Airways. It already has offices in Doha and Bahrain and plans to open more centres in other Gulf states.
Tourists from Northern Ireland and the east of England are the most likely to have a holiday romance, a new survey claimed today.
The UK-wide survey by Teletext Holidays also revealed the Welsh were the most successful at turning a holiday romp into a romance.
Nearly half (49%) of all holiday flings lasted less than a week and almost a fifth lasted just one night.
A women`s top holiday fling was with a sports instructor, while men prefer local waitresses or air stewardesses.
Australia was the best place to find sexy locals and Portugal the worst, the poll of 1,529 UK adults found.
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Emirates Holidays, the tour operating arm of Emirates Airline and one of the largest wholesale tour operators in the Middle East, declared a revenue of Dhs 355 million (US$97 million) for the financial year ended 31st March 2004 - an increase of 23 per cent over the previous year.
Around 100,000 tourists travelled with Emirates Holidays over the past twelve months, with the top destinations proving to be the U.A.E, Malaysia, Thailand, the United Kingdom, Egypt, Mauritius, the Maldives, Singapore, Lebanon and India. The six destinations growing fastest in popularity were Singapore, Australia, Switzerland, Austria, Hong Kong and New Zealand.
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