Stena Line sign partner for Dutch breaks
Stena Line Holidays has teamed up with short break operator, Travelscene to offer inclusive breaks to Holland from the UK.
Stena Line has recently recorded a 19 percent increase in passengers travelling between Harwich, in East Anglia, and the Hook of Holland. The inclusive holidays will feature in a brochure called Holiday Holland. The companies will work specifically with agents in East Anglia, the key catchment area.
Travelscene was a good fit for Stena Line because the operator offers a range of short breaks in Holland, and sells a number of ferry-based holiday programmes.
Stena Line general manager for the Harwich to Hook route, Lars Olsson, said Stena Line had been looking for a partner in the Dutch market for some time.
Stena Line Holidays Ireland will continue to be operated exclusively by Stena Line.
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