Shearings air holidays demand soars
Shearings is experiencing a surge in bookings for its air product.
The operator has seen a 7% year-on-year growth for air holidays between September and December this year.
Said Europe and worldwide holidays manager Patricia Birmingham: “We’ve worked hard to overcome the obstacles thrown at us by the year’s unpredictable weather and unstable economy and, in doing so, have managed to grow sales for our holidays by air.
"Our holidays are fully protected by our ABTA membership and ATOL licence and the fact that we have our own fleet of coaches means that, should flights be disrupted, they won’t be left without a holiday – or left stranded.”
by Dinah Hatch
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