Travel Bulletin
Travel Bulletin 
TUI UK & Ireland, which operates holiday brands Thomson and First Choice, has announced the decision to close its Coventry office by December 2015.
p>TUI UK & Ireland, which operates holiday brands Thomson and First Choice, has announced the decision to close its Coventry office by December 2015.Following the launch of Worldchoice TV in November last year, The Travel Network Group has announced that the show will feature only ?all inclusive? holidays going forward.
p>Following the launch of Worldchoice TV in November last year, The Travel Network Group has announced that the show will feature only ?all inclusive? holidays going forward.
Haven is promoting Halloween themed half-term breaks between October 24 and November 2, where guests can take part in a range of activities. Examples include fancy dress parades, creepy crafts and, new for this year, plasticine monster making sessions where every child will take away a free gift.
A new range of luxury breaks designed to appeal to holiday park customers looking for that little bit extra has been launched by Hoseasons.
p>A new range of luxury breaks designed to appeal to holiday park customers looking for that little bit extra has been launched by Hoseasons.Spains La Manga Club is highlighting October half-term and Halloween breaks, with seven nights for a family of four available from approximately ?999.
p>Spains La Manga Club is highlighting October half-term and Halloween breaks, with seven nights for a family of four available from approximately ?999.Red Funnel Isle of Wight Ferries is to invest ?2.2million in a major refurbishment of the interior of a second ro-pax ferry, MV Red Osprey, which operates between Southampton and East Cowes on the Isle of Wight.
p>Red Funnel Isle of Wight Ferries is to invest ?2.2million in a major refurbishment of the interior of a second ro-pax ferry, MV Red Osprey, which operates between Southampton and East Cowes on the Isle of Wight.New research from ABTA suggests that consumers are looking forward to spending more on their holidays next year with ABTA?s Consumer Holiday Trends Report 2014 revealing that 20% of people anticipate spending more on holidays in 2015 compared to 15% who say they will spend less.
p>New research from ABTA suggests that consumers are looking forward to spending more on their holidays next year with ABTA?s Consumer Holiday Trends Report 2014 revealing that 20% of people anticipate spending more on holidays in 2015 compared to 15% who say they will spend less.In the past 12 months, there appears to have been a shift away from booking directly with service providers most notably to booking with a travel agent (either online or on the High Street) according to new research by ABTA.
p>In the past 12 months, there appears to have been a shift away from booking directly with service providers most notably to booking with a travel agent (either online or on the High Street) according to new research by ABTA.
