Bourne Leisure launches festival breaks
Bourne Leisure has announced details of family and music breaks this summer at Butlin’s and Warner-branded properties.
Butlin’s is celebrating the summer with the launch of its Family Festival 2019, which will take place exclusively at the brand’s Minehead Resort.
Running from June 21-24, the festival has live family entertainment with tribute shows including ABBA: Here we go again; Sing Ft J Sheeran; and Salute, the story of Little Mix.
There will be live character performances from Mr Potato Head and Paddington as well as meet-and-greets with TV heroes such as Mr Men, Little Miss and the Teletubbies.
Three nights start from £69 per person in a Silver Suite.
Meanwhile, Warner Leisure Hotels launches WarnerFest 2019, a unique festival of live music headlined by TV and radio broadcaster, Jo Whiley.
Taking place on April 13 at Warner’s newest property, Studley Castle in Warwickshire, guests can enjoy a hand-picked selection of hot, new music talent.
Jo Whiley will become host for the evening with a specially curated line up of live music.
Guests can book WarnerFest 2019 with Jo Whiley from £199 per person for a two-night break and £229 per person for a three-night break.
Agents who complete Bourne Leisure’s ‘Train with Brainz’ course in full and make a booking before April 22 could win an Easter hamper, as well as a free day pass. More details at: www.BourneExpert.co.uk
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