Tour Operator News

As the pound slumps against the Euro and most other major currencies and consumers counting their pennies more than ever, it’s unfortunate that some of our popular holiday destinations are set to be even more expensive this summer.

NBC Great Getaways will be running a series of 30-minute travel segments through NBC affiliates throughout the country this year showcasing some of the world’s most stunning and unusual places in a new partnership between NBC Great Getaways and Tours.com.

UK’s largest travel brands buck trend by opening new high street shops

Oz-Bus, the adventure travel company that runs overland bus trips from London to Sydney, is now selling an add-on range of ‘Oz-Bus Down Under’ tours that can extend the epic 92 day journey by as much as another 69 days and incorporate all of Australia’s greatest icons with four amazing…

Paahun Tour Managers has launched its tour and travel services exclusively for the inbound tourists in India.

Khiri Travel has launched small group tours to Cambodia’s Cardamom mountains, the largest tropical forest wilderness area in mainland Southeast Asia.

In another exceptional year, HRG has retained its contract with Shell Pan Africa for a further three years.

Travel the Unknown has launched tours to Serbia, one of Europe’s truly undiscovered destinations.

Profits at Flight Centre, Australia’s largest travel agency, have doubled following a surge in demand from customers in its core domestic business. Rising prices have also generated a positive outlook for 2010.

Canadian tour operator Go Travel South has ceased trading, with customers planning trips through the organisation left seeking refunds from credit card providers.