Travelsphere, Just You expand regional airport departures for 2025
Group touring experts Travelsphere and Just You have expanded their regional airport departures for the 2025 season.
Trips will depart from 11 airports across the UK in 2025.
This expansion comes about due to feedback from travel agents, especially those in the Midlands, North of England and Scotland.
It allows customers to embark on 23 of the brands’ most popular European tours with added convenience.
Flights are now available from Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, East Midlands, Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Heathrow, and Gatwick, on the brands’ top-selling European tours.
This comprises 10 from Travelsphere and 13 from Just You.
Tours include Pompeii, Sorrento & the Bay of Naples, Treasures of Andalucia, and French & Italian Riviera Splendour for Just You, and A week in Andalucia, Pompeii, Paestum & Herculaneum, and Treasures of Turkey for Travelsphere.
Rachel Mould, G Touring’s UK Head of Sales, said: “This development follows feedback from our valued travel agent partners, who have highlighted the need for a wider variety of departure points.”
We are confident this expanded offering will make our tours even more accessible and enjoyable for travellers across the UK.”
All 23 European tours with the regional departures are available to book now.
To aid travel sales Travelsphere and Just You will release a suite of marketing materials, including social media assets and window posters, for travel agents over the coming weeks.
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