GoCruise & Travel opens fifth agency store
GoCruise & Travel, part of the Fred. Olsen Travel Group, kicked off the new year with the opening of its fifth high street shop in Manningtree, Essex.
Situated on Manningtree High Street, the shop was officially opened on 10 January by Councillor Ruth Stocks.
The new GoCruise & Travel shop is owned and operated by franchisees Karen and Mark Stanley and offers tailor-made holidays and cruises, and exclusive deals.
They have been involved in the travel industry for over 15 years.
Karen Stanley said: “It’s a pleasure and an absolute dream come true. We are so grateful for the warm welcome we have received from the town and we can’t wait to start serving and supporting the local community.”
Colin Martin-Weekes, GoCruise & Travel’s Head of Franchise, added: “It’s always so exciting to see our franchisees grow their businesses and succeed. I wish Karen and Mark all the best for their new venture.”
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