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My weekly look at the exciting travel opportunities currently available to you
Hello, Gary here Travel isn't just about seeing new places; it's about enriching your life with unforgettable and insightful experiences, forging connections, and growing as an individual. Whether you're an avid globetrotter or someone just beginning to dream of distant shores, I am here to bring your travel dreams to life, so feel free to reach out any time if you want to get started planning a trip to remember. This week I am highlighting; Experience the charms of the Mekong in 2024 Read more at https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/inspiration/blog/experience-the-charms-of-the-mekong-in-2024/ CALL ME 0161 826 7430
#Travel #canalstmcr #lgbtqtravel #lgbtq #mekong
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Plan the trip of dreams to Italy
Piazza Navona, Rome, Italy Let Gary help you to plan a trip of a lifetime Gary Manners - Travel Counsellors Manchester 0161 826 7430
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Ready to make memories this summer?
Get ready to experience summer somewhere far-flung and fabulous like Bali or perhaps you’re looking for something a little closer to home along the Mediterranean coast (yes, there is still availability here).
I have put together some amazing holidays that combine historical must-sees and delicious cuisine with lavish accommodation and relaxing beach-front views. Wherever you choose to jet off to, you’re guaranteed to make memories that last a lifetime.
If you would like to learn more about these holidays, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Gary Manners, your Travel Counsellor
0161 826 7430
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If you’re looking for something more from your holiday this summer read on.
Consider a tour that gives you the chance to explore the culture and history of your chosen destination. Whether you fancy sampling the delights of Singapore or cruising your way from Barbados to Brazil, I have found some amazing trips to feed your appetite for travel.
If you would like to learn more about these holidays and their itineraries, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Gary Manners, your Travel Counsellor
0161 826 7430
Email me via [email protected]
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Hand picked special places For you to hideaway.
Escapist, luxurious and endlessly cosseting, these retreats around the world are ideal for getting away from it – something we’ve all been longing for. Whether you travel solo, as a couple, as a family or with friends, these havens take you far from domestic routine, giving you a well-deserved break. From castaway tropical islands to sleek European villas, your perfect hideout is here.
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Winter Sun brimming with culture
Winter sun isn’t always about lazing on beaches, even when you head for the sun-drenched Caribbean or Middle East. Despite their lovely stretches of sand, destinations such as Barbados and Dubai are also rich in history and have a whole array of fascinating sights to discover and cultural activities in which to immerse yourself. From museums to mosques, from falconry to botanical gardens or culinary experience, you’ll always find something to marvel at.
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Special Places from our travel guru Gary
Slowing down and de-stressing is more important than ever in today's world. These are the locations for some full-on relaxation – places where you can leave the world behind and focus on some self-care. Places for soothing body and soul. They include properties with outstanding spa and wellness facilities, as well as the cream of the beachfront resorts.
Read where and how here
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We’re delighted to be listed in the Sunday Times PwC Top Track 250 for the sixth time
I’m delighted to confirm that Travel Counsellors has been listed in the Sunday Times PwC Top Track 250, which this year recognises the important contribution companies have made during a challenging period for many people.
This is the sixth time we’ve been ranked in this prestigious list of UK companies, and I’d really like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of your support. Please don’t hesitate to contact me for help with your upcoming travel plans, as we continue to navigate through this time together.
Gary Manners 01618 267430 or via https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/gary.manners
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Does anyone know any NHS staff needing a holiday?
A WHOPPING 50% DISCOUNT exclusive to NHS and private hospital front line staff and their immediate family at BEACHCOMBER HOTELS, MAURITIUS!
As our NHS heroes continue to fight the ghastly COVID19, I'm thrilled to announce this amazing offer. Applicants must still be working within the NHS at time of travel and they must supply their NHS ID at time of booking and present this at check-in at their hotel. Doctors and nurses in private hospitals fighting COVID19 are still included in the offer.
Mauritius: The exotic scents of a market, the street food, the monuments and places of worship and the faces whose lineage goes back to Europe, Africa and Asia – the island is an ode to beauty and uniqueness. It is a cultural cocktail, craftily put together, to create a unique identity.
Choose from 6 glorious hotels:
🌞Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa
🌞Trou aux Biches Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa
🌞Shandrani Beachcomber Resort & Spa
🌞Victoria Beachcomber Resort & Spa
🌞Canonnier Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa
🌞Mauricia Beachcomber Resort & Spa
Covid free for over 70 days and already on the UK air corridor list, we're just awaiting official announcement from the government in Mauritius that they'll welcome international tourists again shortly and the majority of hotels are opening from 1 September.
Book now through 30th September 2020 for travel up to 31st May 2021*
*excluding 20th Dec 2020 - 3rd Jan 2021 and 3rd - 17th April 2021
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Subject to availability. Proof of eligibility required. Available only to the applicant & their immediate family i.e. a couple taking their children. Maximum of 2 rooms. 50% applies to accommodation/meal supplements at all Beachcomber Mauritius hotels except Royal Palm Beachcomber, the Villas at Dinarobin Beachcomber and Paradis Beachcomber.
#beachcomber #hotels #mauritius #nhs #nhsstaff #offer #luxury #pamper #tcexperience #island #islandlife #pool #beach #sunshine
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Luang Prabang: The Mellow Capital of Laos
Whilst Vientiane is the official capital of Laos, Luang Prabang can definitely take the title of capital of cool, calm beauty. Situated in the north of the country, Luang Prabang scatters around the surrounding countryside on both sides of the mighty Mekong River, snaking its way southwards towards Vientiane. Travellers arrive from all over the world to visit the generous amount of Buddhist temples in and around the city, and they don’t disappoint in their grandeur and sense of calm. Indeed, after the crowds of Bangkok and frenetic energy of Ho Chi Minh, walking the streets of Luang Prabang feels lime stepping into an oasis of calm. The walking pace slows, the eyes take in the compact houses and temples poking from above buildings and on top of tree-lined hills, and the temperature changes from red hot, to subtropical warm. Rather than scurrying back to the hotel to lie under the air conditioning, explorers can spend the day temple-hopping, climbing Mount Phou Si, or watching the Buddhist monks collecting alms. Some are lucky enough to witness monks chanting from the temples, and provided you are respectful, you can watch or listen from nearby. A personal highlight was catching a boat from one of the quiet side roads in the city centre and cruising along the river listening to ambient music and drinking an extremely satisfying cocktail. One of the highlights of an already impressive South East Asian experience. Outside of the city, an hour’s taxi ride (or longer bike ride) takes you to the Kuang Si Falls - an impressive waterfall, nature trail and swimming area. The crowds are huge, but the experience is relaxing. Just remember to move a lot in the water or small, hungry fish make a beeline for your feet! Luang Prabang: the perfect chance to experience the mellow side of South East Asia. Andrew Collier for Canal St Online.
To make enquiries, call Gary Manners on 01618 267430
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Secluded haven via our travel expert Gary Manners
As more of the world welcomes us back with open arms, the prospect of jetting off this year to enjoy the holiday moments that we’ve been looking forward to for so long feels tantalisingly close. From far-flung private islands to remote retreats in the UK, these choices are sure to guarantee blissful privacy and seclusion. Deciding where to visit first can be tricky, so that's why I'm here to guide you through our flexible options, offer insight into how our best-loved destinations and resorts have adapted and create the perfect trip tailor-made to you. https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/gb/leisure/your-invitation-to-explore-the-world-again/
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Rural family retreat to Cumbria
Family escape to Thanet Well Lodge Retreat with our Gary Manners. With some of the most impressive views of the Lake District from its location on the border of Greystoke Forest, Thanet Well Lodge Retreat is well positioned for a peaceful family escape away from the noise of everyday life, whilst surrounded by natural splendour. https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/Offers/Rural-family-retreat-to-Cumbria
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Lockdown in Lisbon
Visiting Lisbon shortly before restrictions on travel started and the curfew was just beginning was a bittersweet experience. On the one hand, closures of galleries and museums meant that we were limited in the amount of culture we could indulge in, but as a result, we walked around the city for hours, sampling Portuguese dishes and quaffing vinho verde like there was a curfew about to happen, oh wait… Lisbon is a fantastic walking city: from the long stretch of waterfront stretching from the city to Belem (home of the famous pasteis de nata), to the alleyways of Alfama, the ancient moorish area now dotted with small restaurants and elderly ladies selling ginjinha for one Euro outside their houses. It’s no wonder that Alfama and the Bairro Alto are frequently voted as some of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world, the latter being home to large-scale street art on several buildings and a strong art scene. Less than an hour on the train, is the town of Sintra, spilling down the hill like a colourful toy town, location is everything here and a brisk hill walk will bring you to several opulent palaces worthy of the endurance. The big ticket here is Pena Palace, sitting elegantly at the top of the hill. Pena has been both a monastery and a regal summer residence for the Portuguese royal family, and is decorated to reflect both histories. A personal Sintra favourite is Quinta da Regaleira, located further down the hill in its own gothic gardens replete with their own well and cave system. Lisbon and the rest of the world maybe isolating and in lockdown, closing shutters in Graca and shutting up shop in Chiado, but still has the same magic that will bring people back once more. Andrew Collier for Canal St Online.
Our very own Gary Manners can help with planning and booking (when possible) once the crisis is behind us all.
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Barbados' 2020 is packed full of events and festivals
From music festivals and carnival festivities to global sporting events and quirky island oddities, 2020 looks set to be another incredible year for Barbados and you should be a part of it.
Chat about options with @mannersgary now https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/gb/leisure/explore/barbados-2020-is-packed-full-of-events-and-festivals/
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Krabi grab you?
Relax and unwind in Krabi Save 20% at Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Krabi with @mannersgary https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/Offers/Relaxation-in-Krabi
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Morocco
Palatial opulence in Morocco from our @manersgary Whisk yourself away to Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort and save 15% https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/Offers/Palatial-opulence-in-Morocco
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Tasmania with Gary Manners
Talking Tassie Tasmania sits elegantly off the coast of Australia, but feels a million miles away from the skyscrapers of Melbourne and vast outback interiors of its humungous cousin. Turn a corner in one direction, and you could be in a leafy welsh valley, complete with stone cottages and postcard churches. Only a trip to visit one of the resident Tasmanian Devils, lets you know you’re not driving close to home. Hobart is the perfect base to explore the southern parts of Tasmania. The city is compact, friendly and easy to navigate, but with enough going on to satisfy most appetites. Known as a friendly city, this traveller started the night eating an amazing octopus dish downtown and ended up adopted by the locals after a trip to the local gay bar. A top tip is to head up the hill towards North Hobart - a number of local pubs offer live music and an authentic Hobart experience away from the tourist spots by the harbour. Away from Hobart, Bruny Island is a foodie paradise and a great day out from the city. Aside from beautiful scenery, Bruny Island has comparatively less tourists than the mainland and a plethora of food and drink destinations. In one day, you can sample amazing Bruny Island oysters, cheeses, fudge and local cider. A slightly longer drive from Hobart and you reach Port Arthur, an historic convict settlement and one of Tasmania’s most important historical sites. The area is packed with information on the history of the convicts that lived there and sits imposingly on the water. Of course, no trip to Tasmania would be complete without visiting MONA, an incredible art gallery situated a boat ride away from downtown Hobart. The collection gathered here is equally as breathtaking as the space. Lots of amazing sights packed into one island! Andrew Collier for Canal St Online
https://tasmania.com/
https://www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/gary.manners
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