Customers were due to the new flu just reluctant to travel to America,” says Anja Kruse. The director of travel company “Take a Cruise on Nikolaus-Knopp-Platz has a good season back.
The classic Mediterranean vacation is also in Düsseldorf More unchallenged at the top. “At the moment, but cruises are coming,” says Anja Kruse. They even have their dream trip this year have been met: “I was in March on an expedition cruise to Spitsbergen.”
Dieter Commodore of travel “Thomas Cook” at the Luegallee lists the top three: the “Turkish Riviera, Egypt and, of course, Mallorca are the most popular holiday destinations for us.” In addition, ask its customers this year, particularly for targets with its own directions, such as the North Sea.
“Mallorca is one of the more Topzielen” explains Dieter Commodore. Photo: Clemens flat
“Mallorca is one of the more Topzielen” explains Dieter Commodore. Photo: Clemens flat
“This year there are no excess supply, because the large tour operators in the forefront of their quotas have reduced,” says Commodore. “Therefore, prices in this year relatively unchanged.” And his favorite trip? Commodore enthuses: “The three-month cruise around the world, that would be my thing.”
Of course, the agencies have different target groups. In “First Travel” at Luegplatz van Noort Lydia serves customers with individual needs. These include the South America cruise or trip to Japan: “We are also the autumn holiday in Fuerteventura already fully booked.”
In “L’tur” in the old town, the demand for Mallorca little back. “Our customers are some of insecure,” says Rossana Solinas. The agency staff member reassured: “There are no restrictions for travelers on the Spanish mainland or the islands.” The hotels on the west coast of the largest Balearic island, therefore, continue to remain high. Do not be afraid of Majorca so.
“Fortunately, we specialize,” said Maj-Brit Holthoff. The employee of Ibero Tours “Always on the road man explains the catalog offerings. “We give individual tours throughout Spain. We can hardly capture the flu,” says travel expert. “The necessary precautions for leisure, we have but in an information sheet put together.”
They also reported no cancellations and recommends wine trips to Castile and Spanish coffee. The same can be in the cafe next door to try. The joy of the Spanish “la vida loca” seems unabated.
