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Berlin – a cultural extravaganza

Berlin - diverse, contemporary and artistic, Berlin is one of the great cultural cradles of Europe, a capital city of intense contrast and divisive heritage. From its origins as a pivotal trade route in the 13th century to its harrowing division throughout the Cold War, the city has long been at the forefront of global political and cultural change, staking its claim as one of the world's most influential and essential cities.

Or, as David Bowie once said. "Berlin, the greatest cultural extravaganza that one could imagine."

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Who do they think of?

When they're planning this - who do they think of?

These days your clients are being bombarded with travel offers from multiple sources. It's crucial to your business that you keep connected and that your brand reflects you – their travel professional. The old adage, " you only get one chance to make a good first impression" is truer today than ever.

Our beautiful newsletters with inspiring photos and content are designed to build your brand and make you look as good as you really are. So, every month send them on an African safari adventure, a European river cruise or perhaps suggest a destination packed with history, culture, sumptuous food, and entertainment.

It's all about presenting 'the brand of you' in a positive and professional manner.

Breathtaking Halong Bay


Topping travel wish lists the world over, Ha Long Bay may well be the most iconic natural heritage site on Earth. From its emerald waters and dramatic limestone karsts to the charming, nostalgic junk boats, which have come to characterize the region – Ha Long Bay is a World Heritage Site you won't want to miss on your visit to Southeast Asia. View the newsletter

Budapest

At first sight, Budapest makes a statement. Particularly from the perspective of the mighty Danube, which it straddles via no fewer than 15 bridges as the perfect vantage point to view the splendid Hungarian Parliament and underneath the mid-19th century Chain Bridge – a destination experience unto itself. View the newsletter