29 Aug 2023by Charlotte Cullinan
Regent Holidays has introduced a north Iceland winter fly-drive using new easyJet flights, alongside a Havila Voyages cruise-and-stay package, in its new Arctic Winter 2023/24 brochure.
Charlotte Cullinan
Content writer
Charlotte Cullinan
Content writer
Clients can explore Norway with Regent
The new north Iceland winter fly-drive offers a five-day tour, using direct easyJet flights from Gatwick to Akureyri, which launch on 31 October 2023 and fly on Tuesday and Saturdays until 30 March 2024.
The operator is also offering three re-introduced packages set in and around Reykjavik, each focused around a particular theme, and including new excursions. They include the five-day Iceland Geothermal Spas Winter Break tour, taking in the Blue Lagoon, Laugarvatn Fontana Geothermal Baths and the Sky Lagoon.
Brand manager and destination specialist Andrea Godfrey said: “Our new brochure is packed with winter adventure ideas and amongst our popular itineraries and brand new holidays, we’re also excited that the new easyJet flights for this winter into Akureyri offer new opportunities for winter short breaks too”.
The operator’s new collection also features holidays to Lapland, Greenland, Norway and Sweden, with departures from 1 November 2023 until 31 March 2024.
In Norway the new nine-day Havila Voyages Winter Northbound cruise takes guests from Bergen to Kirkenes, crossing the Arctic Circle and sailing around the North Cape plateau.
Newly added to Regent’s Sweden programme for 2023/24 is a four-day Wellness Escape at Arctic Bath, where the famed floating hotel offers accommodation in 12 luxury cabins, alongside a restaurant, lounge, bar, cold bath and spa.
The brochure also includes ideas for holidays to Greenland, including five new 2024 dates for the Dog Sledding Expedition to East Greenland and new room type options at the Apukka Glass Igloos Resort.
Agents can access assets including Regent’s images and tour itineraries at ITC’s free online toolkit and the brochure is available online.
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