Regent Holidays 2024 collection has been unveiled, featuring a collection of new and returning trips in more than a dozen of the operators most popular destinations.
The brochure spans Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Finland, Romania, Estonia, Greenland, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Azores and more.
Along with the suite of destinations, the brochure includes the operator's small group tours portfolio in a brand-first, featured alongside the tailor-made, fly-drive, cruise, rail, short break, and family options.
Andrea Godfrey, head of Regent, ushered in the new brochure: "The 2024 Regent Collection is our most comprehensive to date, and we have a host of new product and trips that we are really excited about. Our team is always looking for new ways to experience a destination, introducing guests to countries and cultures in a fresh, authentic, respectful and exhilarating way.
"In addition to the main brochure, we will continue to produce our hugely popular mini-mailers honing in on specific areas of our portfolio, so agents can be confident they will be supported by a full suite of assets.
New holidays have been tailored to cater for different budgets, travel styles, and interests: including the 'Finnish Wildlife and Wilderness Adventure' itinerary bringing animal lovers straight into the habitats of brown bears, wolves, and elk from £1,950 per person. An eight-day snapshot of Romania has entered the frame: the 'Romania Photography Group Tour' starts from £2,395 per person.
Along with the new itineraries, the brochure also introduces Regent's team of experts, spotlighting each member's specific product expertise so you know exactly who to call for the in-depth knowledge you need to sell.
"The brochure is designed to be a snapshot and insight into further product available on our website," Andrea continued.
"We have also made the decision to keep Palestine and Israel in the brochure for 2024. No one knows how long this miserable conflict is going to go on, and we want to show our support for our partners and the wider population by continuing to showcase what these beautiful destinations have to offer when it is safe to travel there."
