Travel Bulletin
Travel Bulletin 
In light of the recent political situation Red Sea Holidays says it has taken steps to ensure the safety of its customers.
p> In light of the recent political situation Red Sea Holidays says it has taken steps to ensure the safety of its customers.Philip Breckner, diirector of specialist tour operator Discover Egypt said:
p> Philip Breckner, diirector of specialist tour operator Discover Egypt said:A snap-shot survey of AITO Specialist Travel Agents has revealed 62% of respondents are very or extremely confident of a successful year to come.?
p> A snap-shot survey of AITO Specialist Travel Agents has revealed 62% of respondents are very or extremely confident of a successful year to come.?New Brochure offers holidays from 1st May ? 31st October 2011 from only ?239pp Dream Holidays has issued its first brochure for this?summer.
p>New Brochure offers holidays from 1st May ? 31st October 2011 from only ?239pp Dream Holidays has issued its first brochure for this?summer.The Red Sea holiday resorts of Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada, Makadi Bay and Luxor remain unaffected by the current demonstrations thanks to their isolated location hundreds of miles away from Egypt?s major cities including Cairo and Suez, according to the tour operator?s Managing Director, Peter Kearns.
p> The Red Sea holiday resorts of Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada, Makadi Bay and Luxor remain unaffected by the current demonstrations thanks to their isolated location hundreds of miles away from Egypt?s major cities including Cairo and Suez, according to the tour operator?s Managing Director, Peter Kearns.Jade Mountain?in?St Lucia is offering free helicopter transfers for guests staying five nights or more in February and March.
p>Jade Mountain?in?St Lucia is offering free helicopter transfers for guests staying five nights or more in February and March.According to the The Tunisian National Tourist Office, the country has long been a safe and stable destination and with free elections in sight and a more open and liberal government in the making, the country is returning to calm and preparing to welcome visitors back.
p> According to the The Tunisian National Tourist Office, the country has long been a safe and stable destination and with free elections in sight and a more open and liberal government in the making, the country is returning to calm and preparing to welcome visitors back.
