Cox and Kings lays out its wares
MELBOURNE – Cox and Kings (India) Ltd has issued its first brochure for Australian and New Zealand travellers.
The 68-page brochure carries 33 of Cox & Kings’ escorted small group journeys in Africa, Europe, the Far East, Indian subcontinent, Latin America and the Middle East.
The range includes one-country tours to the likes of Romania, Syria, Ethiopia, Mongolia, Albania, Bhutan, Iran and Madagascar.
The brochure launch is the first initiative of Cox & Kings Australia Pty Ltd, the new business entity for Cox & Kings in Australia.
Cox & Kings Australia is the parent company for the product brands Tempo Holidays, Cox & Kings and ezeego1.com.
The brochure – designed to Cox & Kings international brochure format – is being distributed by the Cox & Kings Australia office which also houses the Tempo Holidays team.
The small group (10-25 passengers) escorted tours in the brochure are the same as those operating out of the UK and the US, with travellers from Australia and New Zealand joining and exiting the tours at gateway cities.
Ian Jarrett
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