tour partner group brochure

• Wholesalers

Home » News » Entire Travel Group’s Canada and Europe 2024/25 brochures are out now

Entire Travel Group’s Canada and Europe 2024/25 brochures are out now

Entire Travel Group has announced that its 2024/25 flagship brochures – Europe and Canada & Alaska – have arrived and travel agents are now invited to secure copies via TIFS.

Sales & Marketing director Greg McCallum said the new 184-page Europe brochure is an unrivalled guide to Entire Travel Group’s continually expanding program, with products spread across eight key destinations, including Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland and Scandinavia.

“Along with detailed maps and highlights of each region, the brochure presents a variety of travel options, including independent holidays, river cruises, rail journeys, group journeys, barges and ocean cruises,” McCallum said.

The 96-page Canada & Alaska brochure is just as comprehensive, highlighting a broad range of product, including scenic rail journeys, road trips, and immersive encounters with the region’s wildlife, culture and landscape.

ETG Canada/Alaska brochure

ETG’s Europe brochure

“As well as detailed itineraries, we’ve included outstanding images and helpful travel tips to ensure the brochure serves as a valuable resource and sales tool for our agency partners,” McCallum said.

Designed in direct response to an in-depth agent survey, both publications integrate seamlessly with Entire Travel Group’s ground-breaking digital platform.

“That means agents can input brochure tour codes into our website’s search engine in order to retrieve full itinerary details, generate quotes and complete bookings 24/7,” McCallum said.

Entire Travel Group’s new brochures use materials sourced from responsibly managed, FSC-certified forests. The Australian-owned company is also a partner of One Tree Planted, which over the past decade has planted more than 92.7 million trees in more than 80 countries across the globe.

Agents can order the new 2024/2025 Europe and Canada and Alaska brochures through TIFS.

Email the Travel Weekly team at [email protected]

Latest news.

• Destinations

Collette goes off the beaten track with Canyon Country tour

To be clear TW is not advocating actually walking off the beaten track. Avoid the coyotes. Stay on the beaten track.

Intrepid & Korean Tourism Organisation team up to give agents a cooking masterclass

These guys learnt that Korean cooking is more than just putting kimchi on 2-minute noodles (as we once thought).

• Travel Agents

Winner, winner! Intrepid reveals the 9 lucky agents that won $2k

Who won the incentive? Which Intrepid trip will they spend it on? What day of the week is it again? Where am I? Huh?

• Business Travel

Corporate Traveller reports 42% increase in Easter traffic this year

Business travellers just love Easter! Expect plenty of chocolate stained documents returning to the office on Tuesday.

Turbulent year wiped $384m off Qantas brand value: Report

Meanwhile, eating tuna at your desk can damage your own personal office brand value by several thousand dollars.

FAMIL: Room-Res & Singapore Tourism Board shows agents the Lion City’s roar

Click this article to see a man very impressed by a 20-layer chocolate cake. We're not kidding, he loved it!

Oceania Cruises offers sailors free pre-cruise hotel stay

Looking for ways to make your holidays as long as possible? Look no further.

Bonza launches new website to compliment app, agent portal

Does news about an airline's website fill you with ecstasy, glee and joy? Get your hit of the good stuff here.

MTA agents attends ‘Lunch ‘n’ Learn’ with AMA Waterways

When organising the event, Lunch 'n' Learn beat out Dinner 'n' Divulge and Breakfast 'n' Banter. Understandably so.

Travelmarvel reveals 2025 South America tours

If you spot any typos in the newsletter today it is because TW became distracted Googling images of Machu Picchu.

Tourists from 5 countries could be BANNED from visiting Australia

Anthony Albanese's immigration laws could impact tourism from certain countries.

Just how many passengers will Qantas & Jetstar hop around this Easter?

Airline workers are ready for gleeful Easter travellers! Also prepared for sticky children with chocolate on their face.

Air New Zealand gets ready for bumper Easter weekend

Air NZ gears up for travelling passengers this Easter, while TW looks to beat our egg eating record. 117 here we come!

Four Seasons Yachts reveals first itineraries to the Caribbean & Mediterranean

These trips look so good we wish there were five seasons! Alright, we'll see ourselves out...

FAMIL: Travellers Choice treats top agents to the wonders of Rotorua

This one's got plenty of famil pics and no one looks shockingly hungover in them! Clearly no TW staffers were there.

European Waterways celebrates 50th anniversary with week-long founders cruise

Plan on celebrating your 50th anniversary with a bottle of Moët and fairy bread? European Waterways has better ideas.

100th route! Jetstar celebrates the launch of Brisbane-Avalon with 12 hour sale

Jetstar knocks a ton and celebrates with a sale while TW once scored a ton and celebrated with about 17 beers.

Record-breaking year for NSW as visitor expenditure soars past $50 billion

Enjoy running round the Opera House? Be prepared to elbow even more tourists out the way.

Norwegian Cruise Line makes play for solo travellers

NCL ensuring you don't have to go trawling Tinder to find a cruise partner. Thank goodness, we were sick of catfishing.

Malaysia Airlines adds 3 new destinations & A330neo seats

More seats means cheaper airfares and more money to spend on overpriced airport sandwiches. Woohoo!

Two divine days onboard Crystal Serenity

It's only pure serenity onboard this ship. Anxiety, agitation and anguish have been rejected by the bouncer.

• Travel Weekly TV

How the Globus Family of Brands elevates coach touring: Travel Weekly TV with Chris Fundell

Chris' here so you don't think coaches mean peeling your thighs off a sticky leather seat every time you stand up!

The Flight Centre Foundation gears up for massive 2024 with 3 new board members

The foundation looks to invest $200k this year, spurring the TW journos to figure out how to qualify as a charity.

Barking Owl Communications to head up Anantara & Avani in ANZ

Fellow PR competitors had been barking up the wrong tree even thinking of bidding for this job!

Amex GBT to purchase CWT for $871m

It's big deals like this that get a firm handshake - hence the sore hands over at the CWT and Amex GBT offices.

1000MTG’s second global conference reminds agents to ‘strive and thrive’

Alongside messages to 'strive' and 'thrive' were those to 'survive', 'drive', 'arrive' and 'jive' (when appropriate).

Qantas A330 makes “loud bang”, pilots forced to shut down one engine

Qantas refusing to let Boeing have all the headlines in aviation world today!

GX Community Tourism Summit 2024 location revealed!

The new location has arrived and it'll blow your socks off! Time for another trip to Target for more socks then.

Visiting the destination my Mum didn’t want me to

Yet again, this journo has been a stress to his mother. Discover how this trip spurred his mother's anxiety here.

Agents come out of their shells at P&O’s turtle hatchery event

For some, it's a few glasses of bubbles to lure them out of their shell. For these agents, it was a bit more literal.

Boeing cleanout: CEO, chair to go as safety crisis plagues the manufacturer

CEOs are falling thick and fast these days. We should have started up a bingo game with their headshots in the office.

Virgin looks to swap MAX 10 order for MAX 8s amid Boeing delays: Reports

Virgin has changed its order for something smaller. Much like we have to at Maccas following a worrying doctor's visit.

Club Med unveils newest luxury yacht for 2024/25 early bird sale

This yacht is preserved for the early birds! Night Owls may also get onboard depending how late they stay up.

• Tour Operators

Abercrombie & Kent 2024 Asia Portfolio is here

Round up the family and get planning an Asia jaunt. Or, if they're hard to handle, brush them all and go it alone!

• Partner Content

Elevate your earnings: Final days to secure double commission with Inspiring Vacations’ March offer

What could inspire you to sell more Inspiring Vacations? Double commission of course! That's all the inspiration needed.

by Travel Weekly

Star boss resigns, admits retaining NSW casino licence unlikely under his leadership

The CEO resigned after 18 months in the role. 'Another one bites the dust' rumoured to be heard playing in Pyrmont.

You are using an outdated browser

Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience.

Signing in with LinkedIn

Please wait while we sign you in with LinkedIn.

This may take some time.

Please be patient and do not refresh the page.

(A new window from LinkedIn should open for you to authorize the Travel Weekly login. If you don't see this please check behind this window, and if it is still not there check your browser settings and turn off the pop-up blocker.)

SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR FREE

Never miss a story again. Sign up for daily newsletter now.

• Select User Type
• March 26, 2024

Unveiling Success: A Recap of 2023 and Exciting Prospects for 2024

As we reflect on the achievements of 2023 and set our sights on the promising horizons of 2024, it is evident that our journey at Tour Partner Group continues to be one of resilience, growth, and unwavering commitment to excellence. From the resurgence of short-haul travel to Europe to the burgeoning demand from our long-haul markets in Asia and Latin America, Tour Partner Group’s business stands tall amidst a landscape of evolving travel trends and consumer preferences.

2023: A Resilient Recovery

The financial year 2023 marked a remarkable resurgence for us, underscored by a robust focus on short-haul travel and the USA into Europe. This strategic pivot not only fuelled our recovery but also laid the groundwork for sustained growth across multiple segments of our business.

One standout highlight was the extraordinary performance in the Nordic region during the winter market, where we witnessed over 30% year-on-year revenue growth. This impressive feat was buoyed by the resurgence of our Asia inbound market, surpassing all expectations, and reaffirming our position as a leader in the travel industry.

Moreover, our meetings & incentives business, HORIZONS by Tour Parter Group, set the stage for a stellar year ahead by hosting over 2,000 French sports fans and the French team during their Six Nations trip to Edinburgh. With the launch of our meetings & incentives proposition spanning the entire UK and Nordics, we’re poised for even greater success in the realm of corporate travel and event management.

2024: A Promising Outlook

Following our successes in 2023 we have started 2024 with optimism. Our pipeline for Group bookings remains robust, with trends mirroring those observed in Q1 across the UK, Ireland, and FIT markets. Notably, our US (Authentic Vacations – B2C) outbound business continues to thrive, fuelled by the persistent demand for European travel and the launch of our branded guided touring business.

What’s particularly encouraging is the symbiotic relationship between our growth initiatives and the increasing market share across Tour Partner Group. As more customers entrust us with their travel experiences, we’re not only expanding our reach but also redefining industry standards.

Key Developments Beyond Travel

Beyond the realm of travel, our achievements extend to various operational enhancements and organisational milestones. High engagement and retention rates among our teams speak volumes about our commitment to fostering a culture of inclusivity, innovation, and professional development.

Furthermore, our strategic investments in technology, such as the rollout of a global HRIS, migration to centralised management information systems (MI), and transitioning to cloud-based platforms, signify our unwavering dedication to operational efficiency and agility.

The acquisition and integration of our Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Events (MICE) business onto a single operating platform underscore our commitment to driving synergies and maximising efficiency across all facets of our operations.

Looking Ahead

As we chart our course for the future, the trajectory of Tour Partner Group is defined by resilience, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional travel experiences. With a seemingly renewed appetite for travel and a team of passionate individuals driving our success, the journey ahead promises to be nothing short of extraordinary.

2023 served as a testament to our ability to weather storms and emerge stronger, while 2024 presents us with a canvas of opportunities. As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of the travel industry, one thing remains constant—our steadfast dedication to exceeding expectations and shaping the future of travel.

Stay tuned as we continue to unfold new chapters of success, innovation, and adventure at Tour Partner Group. The best is yet to come.

More Articles

• December 14, 2023

End of year message from our CEO

• December 8, 2023

England & Wales 2024

Discover our new set of England & Wales tours for 2024! Each tour has set dates, rates and named hotels, so booking your customers next adventure couldn’t be simpler!

• November 21, 2023

Explore Iceland with confidence: Update amid Reykjanes seismic activity

We would like to reassure you that travel to Iceland remains open and safe for visitors.