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New research by The PC Agency reveals that only a quarter of Brits planning to take a summer holiday this year have actually booked a trip abroad, as inflation and economic uncertainty confront the UK.
While the majority of Brits are keen to travel at home or abroad this summer (76%), only 25% have committed to an overseas trip, with 19% delaying and still considering their options for a summer escape.
Nearly 24% are not intending to go anywhere this summer. Among those not intending to have a holiday this year, two-thirds (65%) cited the cost of living crisis and lack of affordability as the key reasons to put their suitcase away.
The research was carried out for The PC Agency by market intelligence firms AudienceNet and Thrive, and was conducted among 1,017 UK adults between 3rd and 5th July 2023.
The survey revealed that whilst confidence in travel has resumed to pre-pandemic levels, the cost of living crisis has led to more hesitation than expected in bookings, as consumers are faced with significantly higher costs for holidays across all the popular holiday hotspots including Spain, Greece, France, Italy, and Türkiye.ADVERTISEMENTOf consumers who are intending to travel this summer, more than half (52%) expect to pay more or the same as they did in 2019, with only 29% expecting to pay less than their equivalent pre-pandemic trips, deliberately holding back their spend.
Paul Charles, consumer travel expert and CEO of travel consultancy The PC Agency said: “It’s clear that consumers are seeing the demise of the bargain holiday this summer, as prices have risen sharply in every part of the travel sector.
“The escalating costs for holidays at all price levels are the real sticking point for those yet to book, with many people hedging their bets hoping that prices fall just before their ideal departure date. It’s no longer just a case of increased demand driving price hikes but the harsh reality of the cost of living crisis which has really started to bite. Fuel prices that have a big impact on airlines have reduced somewhat but persistently high inflation has sent operational costs across the travel supply chain skyrocketing.
“Every part of the hospitality industry is affected from hotels to villas and apartments, with all other providers including car hire, spas and tourist attractions also passing on their increased costs to consumers.”
Against the backdrop of substantially increased demand for summer holidays which is on a par with 2019, it is now cost rather than concerns over Covid-19 that is the new barrier to bookings.
Fears around Covid-19 have significantly dissipated, with just 7% of respondents saying they would not take a holiday because of concerns over hygiene, and only 2% expressed concerns over airport and airline safety and security.

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The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), the premier tourism development agency for 25 Caribbean countries and territories, has appointed Dona Regis-Prosper the new Secretary-General and Chief Executive Officer.
Beginning her assignment on September 1, 2023, Regis-Prosper, who hails from St. Lucia, is set to make history as the first woman to assume leadership of the intergovernmental body.
With an impressive career that spans more than 22 years, Regis-Prosper brings an unparalleled depth and breadth of knowledge and experience in the tourism industry to the CTO. She has lived and worked in multiple Caribbean destinations, and served as Director of Marketing and Product Development of the St. Lucia Air and Seaports Authority; Director of Business Development for Margaritaville Caribbean Group in Jamaica; CEO of the Tortola Pier Park in the British Virgin Islands; and General Manager of the Antigua Cruise Port where she is currently employed.
Chairman of the CTO, Kenneth Bryan, who is the Minister of Tourism and Ports of the Cayman Islands, welcomed Regis-Prosper to the regional body. “We are extremely pleased to have Dona Regis-Prosper come on board to lead the CTO. Her vast experience, strategic insight, and impressive track record in the tourism sector make her an exceptional choice to propel our organization into a new era,” he stated, adding that having more women in positions of influence enhances the efficiency of the region’s major economic earner and sends positive messages of encouragement and inspiration for women and girls across the Caribbean.
A dynamic and transformative leader who has built and sustained a strong network of professionals in both the public and private sector (working closely with regional government officials, tourism stakeholders, and industry professionals), Regis-Prosper emerged as the top choice from a pool of more than 60 highly qualified applicants. The rigorous selection process included multiple rounds of interviews and a comprehensive assessment related to addressing some of the most pressing issues faced by the regional tourism industry.ADVERTISEMENTChairman Bryan disclosed that throughout the selection process, ministers, commissioners and directors lauded Regis-Prosper’s transformational leadership style. “They found her to be innovative, forward-thinking, results-driven, and solution-oriented,” he said, noting that her perspective on managing the climate crisis was particularly well-received, illustrating her deep-seated passion for sustainability and her ability to develop practical solutions to critical industry issues.
Regis-Prosper takes over the organization’s leadership reins from Acting Secretary General and CEO Neil Walters, CTO’s Director of Finance and Resource Management, who has been filling the position following the retirement of Barbadian Hugh Riley in 2019. The other two Caribbean tourism professionals to serve in the region’s top tourism post include the late tourism stalwart Jean Holder and Vincent Vanderpool Wallace, former Bahamas Director General and Bahamas Minister of Tourism.
Of her new role, Regis-Prosper stated, “I am deeply honored to have been selected to serve as Secretary General of the CTO and am grateful for the trust and confidence the CTO Council of Ministers and Commissioners of Tourism and the Board of Directors have placed in me. I eagerly look forward to working with our dedicated team and diverse stakeholders to promote the Caribbean tourism sector, champion sustainability, and continue to foster impactful relationships and deliver ROI for our members.”
With a Master of Business Administration degree, Certified Professional Marketer qualification, and significant experience in business development, strategy, marketing and sustainability, Regis-Prosper is well able to lead the Caribbean tourism sector into a bright and prosperous future, Chairman Bryan asserted.

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As we approach the second half of the summer season of 2023, The Italian National Tourist Board is delighted to share a plethora of exciting news stories and events as well as new hotel and flight routes openings that promise to enhance the experience of all travellers.
UPDATES FROM THE REGIONS
PESARO IN THE MARCHE REGION NOMINATED AS THE ITALIAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE FOR 2024
Overlooking the sea and crossed by the River Foglia, Pesaro is a seaside resort located between two coastal hills: Monte Ardizio to the east-southeast and Monte San Bartolo to the west-northwest, which gives its name to the Monte San Bartolo Natural Park. In 2017, it was recognised by UNESCO as a Creative City for Music and is also the birthplace of the famous Opera composer Gioacchino Rossini. There are also seven kilometres of sandy beaches between the wide-open coastlines.
NEW EXHIBITIONSADVERTISEMENTVITA DULCIS. FEAR AND DESIRE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Rome, from now – 27th August 2023
Fear and Desire in the Roman Empire, curated by Francesco Vezzoli and Stéphane Verger, scheduled at Palazzo delle Esposizioni, offers an unprecedented journey that combines contemporary art and Roman history showcased through works from the National Roman Museum. This extraordinary exhibition unveils six prominent artworks from the renowned 24Hours Museum, presenting Vezzoli’s reinterpretation of well-known Roman sculptures. In his artistic transformation, these sculptures are elevated into enigmatic deities, alluding to the essence of contemporary divas. This will be the first time these remarkable works are being showcased to the public, further enriching the exhibition’s captivating experience.
GINA LOLLOBRIGIA WORLDS
Rome, 9th June – 8th October 2023
The prestigious Central Institute for Graphics, located in the magnificent Palazzo Poli, is currently hosting an evocative exhibition that pays tribute to the extraordinary life and immense talent of the renowned “eternal diva.” The exhibition’s carefully curated path guides visitors through a captivating display of over 120 photographs sourced from esteemed archives such as the Luce Cinecittà Archive, the Experimental Centre of Cinematography, the MuFoCo (Museum of Contemporary Photography), and various other private and public collections. Additionally, the exhibition features two exquisite original evening dresses created by Gattinoni, as well as two iconic stage costumes from the unforgettable films “Imperial Venus” and “Beautiful but Dangerous.”
MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL SITE DEBUTS AND REOPENINGS
NEW RILKE TRAIL IN THE DUINO RESERVE
The new Rilke trail offers a complete view of the whole Trieste Gulf, with pure white rocks precipitously facing the sea and the embracing aroma of maquis shrubland. The trail, named after the Bohemian poet Rainer Maria Rilke and inaugurated in 1987, is 1700 metres long and gives access to the Natural Reserve at Sistiana or Duino; the trail is almost flat, which means it can be done easily.
NEW BULGARI MUSEUM OF JEWELLERY IN ROME
There is a new museum space in the store at Via Condotti 10 that houses the Bvlgari Heritage Collection. The first room on the left immediately upon entry into the boutique has been transformed into the Domus Aurea. Open every day, it is free of charge to anyone wishing to discover the history of Bvlgari jewellery, the evolution of the brand’s design, and the icons that have led to its international success. This shall all be presented in exhibitions of varying themes that will alternate over the coming months.
SACRED AREA REOPENING – LARGO ARGENTINA FORUM
Rome, 19th June – 31st December 2023
Made possible by an act of patronage by the Maison Bvlgari, the full usability of the Sacred Area of ​​Largo Argentina has been granted, with a new visit itinerary that, for the first time, allows visitors to access the site and visit it systematically, reading the stages of life from the Republican age through the imperial and medieval era, up to the rediscovery that took place in the last century with the demolitions of the 1920s. Experience walking on the same level as the structures that, for decades, citizens and tourists have observed from the street level.
NEW HOTEL OPENINGS
NH COLLECTION FIRENZE PALAZZO GADDI
Florence
The 5* NH Collection Firenze Palazzo Gaddi is in an historical Renaissance palace, just minutes away from Santa Maria Novella railway station in the Renaissance city of Florence. Built in 1596 by the Gaddi Family, then later enlarged and embellished to reflect their social status, this location has fascinated visitors throughout the centuries. This is the address where renowned English author John Milton resided and where wonderful frescoes and decorations are visible throughout the hotel. All the city’s key landmarks can be reached easily on foot, making this hotel a perfect base for both leisure and business travellers.
ROSE GARDEN PALACE
Rome

Rose Garden Palace is a 4* superior boutique hotel located in the heart of Rome, a few steps from Via Veneto, Villa Borghese and Trevi Fountain. The elegant structure with refined design is ideal for those looking for a luxury stay a few steps from the most famous monuments of the eternal city.
TIVOLI PORTOPICCOLO SISTANI RESORT
Portopiccolo, Trieste
5* Tivoli Portopiccolo Sistiana Resort is in the heart of the Portopiccolo complex, a luxury marina that was built by transforming an old stone quarry into an exclusive location on the Adriatic coast. Located within a private bay on the eastern coast of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Portopiccolo occupies a very strategic position: the city of Trieste is just 18km away. Plus, the complex is located along the A4 highway, which connects the north of Italy to Slovenia and Croatia. In addition, the marina provides direct access by sea to the rest of the Adriatic coast, including the city of Venice.
ANTARA PALAZZO NAIADI
Rome
5* Antara Palazzo allows guests to immerse themselves in the splendour of ancient Rome in a crescent shaped palazzo fronting the Piazza della Repubbllica. The palatial hotel showcases uniquely storied history, with 19th century marble architecture and meeting rooms suspended over the ruins of the Baths of Diocletian. Antara Palazzo Naiadi boasts one of the most enviable sites in the city centre, with iconic sites such as the Fori Imperali, Via Veneto, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps all within walking distance.
CAPE OF SENSES
Lake Garda
A true resort on the natural hillside terrace above the walls of Torri del Benaco at Lake Garda. 5* Cape of Senses is a spa and wellness hotel, both the mind and body are pampered, leaving travellers feeling deeply mindful. The best hotel at Lake Garda for guests looking to unwind.
TH LA THUILE
Valle d’Aosta
La Thuile is the westernmost municipality in Valle d’Aosta and is in a village 1441 metres above sea level. The village, with its stone and wooden houses and characteristic ‘losa’ roofs, retains the flavour of an authentic mountain village. The residences and hotel are linked by a small square overlooked by shops and boutiques, a place for meetings, events, shopping, and entertainment, where children can play in safety and serenity. A few steps away from the complex there are tennis courts and five-a-side football pitches, a riding centre, a playground, a picturesque pine forest in which to stroll while listening to the roar of nearby streams and, finally, the cable car that takes travellers to Les Suches amidst meadows and snow-capped peaks, on the border with France.
NEW FLIGHTS
BELFAST TO TURIN WITH RYANAIR
Ryanair will now fly to one of Italy’s most underrated cities, Turin, in just two hours and 30 minutes. This city, known as The Paris of Italy, provides a unique Italian experience with its grand boulevards, old-school tramways, and intricately designed churches.

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Ferrari World Abu Dhabi has just introduced three new characters; Bella, Jack and GIO who are welcoming guests at Abu Dhabi’s leading theme park this summer.Bella and Jack are two enthusiastic 10-year-old Ferrari fans who are entertaining park-goers along with GIO, an aspirational super-hero in form of a genie engine-robot. As the Park’s new characters, the trio has joined Ferrari World Abu Dhabi’s extended family during summer festivities, which will be running until September 3.
The Park’s all-new characters are welcoming guests and families with all cheer and fun, promising to share their love for the legendary marquee where unforgettable Ferrari-inspired experiences await at every corner of the world’s leading theme park.
Guests will get the chance to meet and greet with the Park’s new characters and make the most out of their visit during the eventful Race into Summer in addition to Ferrari World Abu Dhabi’s record-breaking rides and attractions.
Ferrari World is an award winning entertainment hub, winning the World Travel Award in 2022 for World’s Leading Theme Park based on Yas Island
Yas Island and its world-class theme parks, experiences and attractions were recognised with seven awards in the globally renowned World Travel Awards in 2022. In addition to scooping the accolade of World’s Leading Theme Park Destination 2022, Yas Island received the flagship Middle East’s Leading Tourism Development award for the fourth consecutive year, testament to the global reputation Yas Island has as a leisure and entertainment hub.ADVERTISEMENTFor more information, please visit: www.ferrariworldabudhabi.com

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Allianz Partners USA, the travel insurance and assistance company known for popularizing the term “micro-cation” in 2019 has identified yet another travel trend making waves amongst Americans.Allianz Partners’ 15th Annual Vacation Confidence Index* has revealed that around three in 10 Americans will choose to work remotely from a vacation destination in 2023, an intentional move that goes beyond “bleisure” travel that blends working time with vacation.The new work-from-a-vacation-destination travel trend, which Allianz Partners is calling a ‘pay-cation,’ has been encouraged by flexible remote work policies developed during the pandemic and is especially popular among young working Americans. The survey found that respondents in the 18 to 34-year-old demographic are more likely (42%) to travel to a vacation destination to work remotely, compared to 26% of those ages 35 to 54 years old and 12% who are 55 years and older.
In other survey findings, travelers are putting themselves and their mental wellbeing first in 2023, another trend led by young Americans. Among all survey respondents, two in five (39%) say that wellness and self-care are a priority for travel this year, including a majority (54%) of those ages 18 to 34 who mark it top of mind.
“Younger Americans who spent the early years of their career during the work-from-home era in the pandemic are re-shaping our preferences for the way we work and travel,” said Daniel Durazo, director of external communications at Allianz Partners USA. “While some companies have already returned to in-person work, our findings clearly show that a healthy balance of work and play is here to stay, and prioritizing self-care is going to impact the way Americans view travel and time off the clock.”
Not only are younger Americans committing to wellness and self-care, they also are more likely to engage in a solo travel experience this year versus older generations. Two in five (42%) of them will embark on a trip alone this year, compared to almost one in three (31%) of 35- to 54- year-olds and seventeen percent (17%) of ages 55 and older.
But solo travel doesn’t always have to equal alone time. Emotional well-being also extends to the inclusion of companion animals on trips, with four in ten (41%) of 18–34-year-olds opting to include their pets on vacations, compared to 36% of 34- to 54-year-olds and 20% of travelers aged 55 and older who want to bring a pet along on their travels.ADVERTISEMENT
The Vacation Confidence Index has been conducted each summer since 2009 by national polling firm Ipsos Public Affairs on behalf of Allianz Partners USA. A vacation is defined as leisure travel of at least a week to a destination at least 100 miles from home.
Allianz Partners offers travel insurance through most major U.S. airlines, leading travel agents, online travel agencies, hotel companies, cruise lines and directly to consumers. For more information on Allianz Partners and available travel policies, please visit http://www.allianztravelinsurance.com.

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Usain St. Leo Bolt, renowned as the world’s fastest man, traded his racing lanes for the resplendent deep sea waves off Cabo San Lucas on an extraordinary fishing trip.The Jamaican sprinter embarked on an exhilarating deep-sea fishing escapade, adding yet another string to his bow of vast athleticism. Under the seasoned guidance of local experts, Bolt skillfully reeled in a stunning haul of four striped marlins.
The day’s thrill reached its zenith when Bolt engaged in a breathtaking duel with a majestic blue marlin. Despite a grueling struggle, the fish sadly didn’t survive. Acknowledging the sanctity of marine life, Bolt and Tag Cabo Sportfishing crew decided to responsibly harvest the creature, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices even in recreational pursuits.
The idyllic waters of Cabo San Lucas bore witness to an extraordinary day as the world’s fastest man showcased his love for the sport, alongside his beloved wife. This adventure not only demonstrated the diverse talents of Bolt but also highlighted the unique, thrilling experiences the Cabo region has to offer.
As Bolt continues to captivate the world with his talents and charisma, his venture into the heart of Cabo’s adventurous landscape exemplifies the region’s wide array of exhilarating experiences. From speed on the track to strength on the sea, Bolt’s deep-sea quest underlines the enchanting allure of Cabo.
Tag Cabo Sportfishing stands as Cabo’s premier deep-sea fishing company, renowned for its exceptional services and commitment to sustainable fishing practices. Their aim is to provide unforgettable, ethical, and conservation-minded sportfishing experiences to all their clients.ADVERTISEMENT

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For those that like to pack as much as possible into their holiday and enjoy a thrill or two, Algarve Tourism has come up with their top list of adrenaline-fueled activities, that will have your pulse racing and your family and friends talking about their experiences for years to come.With a golden coastline stretching over 200 kms, caves and grottos to explore and great surf breaks, the region is the perfect backdrop for kayaking, paddle boarding, jet skiing and surfing. Whilst inland, tracks that weave their way through almond groves and white-washed villages up to the mountainous region of Monchique, are great for off-road adventures.
After a busy week of activities, there is nowhere better to relax than on one of the 85 Blue Flag beaches, for which the Algarve receives annual accolades.
Off Road Buggy TourAre you prepared for the ride of your life? Well your ticket to an unforgettable off-road adventure awaits you. With Extremo Ambiente, you’ll embark on an exciting off-road tour on a Polaris RZR vehicle that will take you around the amazing landscapes of the Algarve, while zooming through dirt roads, hills and rivers.
Cost: £140 for 2 people www.extremoambiente.pt
  2.  Jet Ski TourADVERTISEMENTIf you’re looking for an exciting way to get to know the Algarve coast and visit the magnificent caves, there’s no better way to do it than with a Jet Ski tour.
Feel the adrenaline rush through your veins as you cruise the crystal-clear waters of the coast on your high speed water scooter.
This unique experience will allow you to see a completely different side of the Algarve. And for those that like cruising around the coast in a calmer fashion, they can choose a slower ride as a family or couples outing.
Cost: 3 hour rentals from £190 per adult. Rental with skipper for one hour and 30 mins from £196 per adult www.royalnautic.pt
  3.  Tandem Sky Dive
Securely harnessed to your qualified tandem skydiving instructor you will experience the thrill and excitement of freefall whilst enjoying some of the most spectacular and incredible views of the Algarve. The activity is open to any one over 16 years old* even if you have never jumped before.
* Parental consent required for 16/17 year olds.
Thrill seekers can choose from different packages, including a choice of jumping from 10,000 or 15,000ft in a tandem.
Costs from £153 per person. www.skydivealgarve.com
Mountain BikingFor those who prefer exploring new destinations by pedal power, the Algarve offers some diverse scenery, from rugged mountain tops to the dazzling Atlantic coast, passing through the typical Algarve’s barrocal. Popular routes are Via Algarviana, an inland route connecting Alcoutim in the far east to Cabo de São Vicente in the far west that consists of rural paths across the mountains and valleys that will allow you to see the great variety of fauna and flora of this region and to immerse into the local culture of rural villages. On the west coast the Rota Vicentina has many popular routes that provide sweeping views of the Atlantic.
Routes can be planned using the Tourism’s website www.portuguesetrails.com.
For guided daily bike tours visit www.algarvebikeholidays.com. Daily tours cost £47 and include the bike, helmet, guide and Insurance. Mountain bike rental is £23 per day.
Open Top Jeep Tour– Best of the WestTo see a completely different side to the Algarve, a guided tour in an open-top jeep in the Natural Park of Costa Vicentina in the south west of the region, is a must. Expect magnificent beaches, rocky coastlines, breathtaking views, fishermen’s villages, paleontological sites, historical insights, and soaring birds.
Cost: £81 per person. Visit hw.geographic-algarve.com
  6.  Surfing
With its emerald waters and waves, the Algarve reigns as one of Europe’s greatest surfing playgrounds. 
If you want to break a wave or two, Freeride Surf School in Sagres, the most south-western point in Portugal, is the perfect choice for your surf holiday.
From group lessons to private lessons or surf guides, the surf school has the best team of professionals for surfers at any skill level.
With lessons running from March to December, surfers can pick from either one- day packages to six day lessons.
Costs start from £55 per person for a day and from £153 per person for 3 days.
www.frsurf.com
  7. Kayaking/Cave exploration
This breath-taking guided Kayak tour in Ponta De Piedade navigates you through a labyrinth of caves, arches, rock formations and secret beaches, allowing you to discover the beauty of the Portuguese coastline at sea level.
And you’ll be free to soak in all the beauty as an experienced guide gives you the necessary tips and techniques to navigate your kayak safely through the caves.
Over the course of two hours and 15 minutes, kayakers will travel a distance of 10 kilometres, which is equivalent to 5.4 nautical miles.
Cost: £35 per person for adults and children. Minimum age 6 yrs. www.bluefleet.pt/en/experiences/kayak-grotto-tour/

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Additional October and December flights to The Gambia have been announced by UK specialist tour operator The Gambia Experience to meet high customer demand.With holidays sold out for its Friday 20th October departure, The Gambia Experience has secured an extra Gatwick flight for seven night holidays during the popular half term period on Monday 23rd October.
The Gambia Experience has also increased capacity over Christmas and New Year, adding new Thursday December departures on December 21st for 14-night stays, and December 14th for 21-night holidays with a flight-only option also available.
Karen Durham, product manager for the company said:
“We’re delighted to have secured additional flights to avoid disappointment and provide our customers with the best holiday choice for the upcoming season. We have some great new beachfront hotel options, along with some incredible wildlife and cultural tours that are perfect for tailormade holidays. We’re also excited to offer a ‘Rivers of West Africa’ seven-night cruise aboard the Harmony G Mega yacht, plus new bird watching tours with Springwatch presenter and naturalist Megan McCubbin, in conjunction with our *award-winning guide Malick Suso. However, with holidays selling fast, we strongly advise customers book now for key dates, including May half term next year.”
Convenient daytime departure slots are offered on all flights. Lounge access at Gatwick and Banjul, along with Star Class upgrades on board its flights with Titan Airways are also available.ADVERTISEMENTThe Gambia is on the same time zone, and with temperatures averaging 32 degrees, has long been an appealing holiday choice for winter sun lovers. Offering tropical sunshine within six hours of flying time from the UK, its unspoilt golden sand beaches, abundant birds and wildlife and vibrant African culture give visitors a true taste of Africa without the jet lag.
Holidays are fully ATOL protected and packages include luggage allowance, and transfers, along with festive gala dinners for Christmas and New Year bookings.
Call 01489 866 939 or visit www.gambia.co.uk

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