Short breaks operator launches theatre packages
Specialist short breaks tour operator Osprey Holidays has launched tailor-made UK theatre breaks, all of which are bookable through agents.
Managing director Michael Bennett said the company ‘can’t wait to hear from agents’.
He said: "Osprey has offered UK cities and short breaks for years with a focus on London and Edinburgh and it felt the time was right to expand and add theatre breaks as well as offering a wider choice of tours, excursions and experiences."
The operator guarantees all bookings are 100% financially protected.
Prices start at £195 per person for a two-night theatre break with breakfast at the three-star Hotel Bedford including a ticket to 9 to 5 The Musical at the Savoy Theatre in November.
A two-night break at the four-star Park International Hotel including breakfast, return rail from Manchester and a ticket to The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre starts at £379, also in November.
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