n brittany additions
Brittany Ferries has introduced a new programme of traditional Portuguese holiday homes in northern Portugal and the Algarve. General manager Xavier Schouller said there is a growing demand from customers to explore undiscovered regions. In France, Brittany Ferries has introduced Parc Asterix add-ons.
n cote d’azur success
The Cote d’Azur was the top-selling destination for Crystal France last year followed by the Dordogne, Brittany, Languedoc and Aquitaine. The operator has increased capacity by 40% this year.
n motoring campaign
Travelscene is supporting a campaign by the Netherlands Board of Tourism to promote motoring holidays to Holland. Sales director John Harding said the campaign, which includes poster advertising and flyers, will help expand the already increasing Dutch market.
n cresta in hotels bid
Cresta has introduced four hotel groups as an over night stay option forself-drive clients in France. Campanile, Clarine, Ibis and Novotel all now feature in the operator’s Go As You Please touring option.
A selection of eight to 11 day itineraries covering the Auvergne/Tarn regions, the north east and the Pyrenees are new additions to VFB Holidays’ 2000 programme.