The founder of failed operator Anatolian Sky has set up a luxury specialist operator called Diamond Sky Holidays.
Akin Koc has announced his new company Diamond Sky Holidays just over a year after the collapse of Anatolian Sky, which specialised in holidays to Turkey and north Cyprus.
Anatolian Sky ceased trading on July 1, 2016, as a result of a downturn in business to Turkey after a series of terrorist attacks on the country.
The new family-run business specialises in small ship cruises; tailormade holidays to Croatia, Montenegro, Turkey and north Cyprus; Greece; Slovenia; Morocco; Egypt and Jordan.
It has plans to expand into long-haul by offering safari holidays to Tanzania, South Africa and Kenya; Mauritius; Sri Lanka; the Maldives; Seychelles and Cuba.
In a statement, Koc said: “I estalished Diamond Sky Holidays to offer to our discerning clients the most selective products using the 26 years’ knowledge and experience I gained in the holiday industry.
“Whilst running my previous company, multi award-winning operator, Anatolian Sky, for 26 years, I personally inspected all products, ensuring the quality of every aspect. For Diamond Sky I have selected only the finest of those collections with unique products such as small ship cruises, tailormade holidays and relaxing beach holidays for families and couples.”