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JG TRAVEL GROUP LIMITED

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Agents play ‘important role’ as JG Travel Group sales soar for 2024

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The JG Travel Group has hailed the role of agents as it reported “strong demand” for its 2024 European programmes, with bookings across its Just Go! Holidays and National Holidays brands combined up 42%, year on year.

It said the expansion of its winter sun programme to the Costa Blanca – to include more destinations such as Malta, Turkey and Cyprus – plus the quadrupling of its river cruise offering in partnership with A-Rosa , new tours and new JG Explorer coaches are all helping to drive sales for next year.

Claire Dutton, trade sales manager at JG Travel Group, said: “We knew from our customer feedback this year that demand was likely to be even stronger in 2024, and we worked hard to ensure we had more product available for agents to sell.

“In recent months we have introduced new tours and holiday options to offer even greater choice and the trade has played an important role in helping to drive sales.”

The group’s 29-day duration winter-sun holidays – especially those in Cyprus and Turkey that feature four weeks for the price of three – are proving a “huge success”.

More :  Just Go Holidays taps into demand for longer durations

JG Travel Group expands long-stay winter sun programme

A new ‘meet at hotel’ option on many of its 2024 river cruises has helped provide more flexibility for agents across the UK.

Alongside coach options, customers can now also choose to make their own way to their hotel in Kent for an overnight stay, before joining the coach that takes them across the channel to meet their river cruise ship.

The new JG Explorer coaches, which hit the road in May 2024 , are also proving a hit, added the company, thanks to their “extra level of comfort and style”.

Dutton added: “We are seeing more and more that customers want to book a place early, to have their holiday plans secured and to take advantage of our early bird pricing.

“Our customers do not tend to follow the traditional winter booking patterns that agents are more used to, and we see this even more with European tours.

“They don’t wait for Christmas to be over – they will book any time, not necessarily in the peak booking period.”

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National Holidays brand acquired by JG Travel Group

The National Holidays brand, customer database and other related IP has been acquired by an affiliate of the JG Travel Group (‘JGTG’).

JGTG owns UK group travel brands including Just Go! Holidays and Omega Breaks, as well as Albion Journeys, which is focused on US customers. National Holidays previously formed part of Specialist Leisure Group alongside sister brands Shearings, Caledonian Travel, UK Breakaways, Wallance Arnold, Bay Hotels, Coast & Country Hotels, which went into administration on May 22.

Luis Arteaga, chairman of the JGTG, said: “We are delighted to welcome National Holidays to the JG Travel Group family. The addition of the National Holidays brand will enable the JG Travel Group to become the leader in over-60s group travel in the UK, particularly for UK tours, events and theatre shows by coach.”

He added: “The value for money and diversity of products that the JG Travel Group brands will offer are totally unmatched by the rest of the UK travel industry. National Holidays will also help us grow our presence in the north of England and complement the already strong market penetration that both Just Go! and Omega have in the rest of the country.”

JGTG intends to replicate many of the tours and pick-up points from the former National Holiday portfolio. The NH acquisition provides an opportunity to step change the growth in KPC’s investment despite COVID-19 and to create one of the largest group tour operators within its niche segment in the UK, once trading conditions normalise.

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Ukraine war latest updates: Ukrainian drone and rocket attack repelled, Russia says - as civilians flee after Kharkiv assault

Russia has said a Ukrainian attack overnight involving drones and rockets has been repelled. It follows a surprise offensive by Russia on Kharkiv on Friday morning, which killed at least two civilians and injured five others.

Saturday 11 May 2024 09:15, UK

• Civilians being evacuated in Vovchansk, in Kharkiv region, due to surprise attack by Putin's military 
• Ukraine says its forces are fighting to repel the attack
• Sky's Deborah Haynes witnesses terror in attacked town as evacuations under way
• Analysis:  Why has Russia opened up second front in war?
• Russia says it downed Ukrainian rockets and drones overnight
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• Live reporting by Jake Levison

By Deborah Haynes , security and defence editor

Smoke hung in the air on the road into the border town of Vovchansk in northeastern Ukraine after a surprise Russian offensive.

Woodland that frames the route had caught fire amid the heavy bombardments.

Sky News followed a rescue team as they raced into Vovchansk in a white van to help evacuate residents amid fears of a wider assault by Moscow.

The streets in the part of the town we entered were largely deserted.

We pulled into a residential road of bungalows.

Part the way down there was a group of five elderly residents, gathered around a bench. They did not appear to be in a hurry to flee, despite the danger and warnings from the authorities for the town's around 3,000 residents to leave.

Read more here ...

Moving away from the Russian offensive in Kharkiv for a moment.

Russia's defence ministry says it has repelled a string of Ukrainian attacks on its territory, using drones and rocket artillery.

In a statement posted on Telegram, the ministry said its forces had downed 21 rockets and 16 drones across Russia's Belgorod, Kursk and Volgograd regions.

Ukraine is yet to comment on the reported attack.

People living in Vovchansk say despite the conflict continuing for over two years they've never seen anything like the barrage from drones, missiles, and artillery fire.

Its population of 3,000 have been evacuating the town, and its mayor Tamaz Gambarashvili reiterated they "haven't seen such a level of shelling".

Speaking directly to the Russian military, he said: "Enough killing people, enough destruction… You need to stop this war."

Here are some images showing residents on their way out of town yesterday.

It was at around 5am yesterday that Russian forces sprung a surprise attack near Vovchansk - barely 10km from the neighbouring Belgorod Oblast. 

The defence ministry in Kyiv said Russia's attack used "guided aerial bombs and artillery".

It's been described as one of Russia's fiercest attacks since the war broke out more than two years ago, with two killed and at least five wounded in the onslaught.

Fighting has been taking place in parts of the northeastern region, and Ukrainian officials have claimed Russian troops have advanced by 1km. 

Hello and welcome back to our coverage of the war in Ukraine.

Yesterday morning Russia launched a surprise offensive in northeastern Ukraine, killing at least two civilians and injuring five others.

Ukrainian officials have been helping civilians evacuate the border town of Vovchansk due to the heavy shelling.

In last night's address, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his top commander Oleksandr Syrskyi had reported to him that "heavy fighting" was taking place all along the more than 1,000-km (600-mile) frontline.

Before we press on with updates from today, here's a look at other major events from the past day:

The Ukrainian military launched a strike and triggered a fire near an oil storage depot in the occupied Luhansk region yesterday morning, with Russian officials saying three people were killed and seven others injured;

Ukraine officials say the country expects to receive the first US-made F-16 fighter jets this summer to help it counter Russian air threats;

Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Joe Biden after a $400m military aid package was announced by the US. 

We're pausing our coverage of the Ukraine war for today. 

We'll be back with any major updates overnight, and we'll resume our regular live updates tomorrow morning. 

Thanks for following along. 

In our previous post, we told you about a reported Ukrainian strike on the occupied region of Luhansk. 

Now, Russian news agencies have quoted officials as saying three people have been killed and seven others have been injured. 

According to Russian state media, the attack triggered a large fire at an oil storage depot in the region.

"The enemy opened fire on the peaceful city of Rovenky," Russia installed regional Governor Leonid Pasechnik wrote on Telegram. 

"Because of the shelling, the oil depot was engulfed by flames and nearby houses were damaged."

Ukrainian bloggers and Telegram channels reported the strike, saying the oil depot was directly hit. 

It was the second such attack in three days.

On Wednesday, an attack on an oil depot in the regional centre of Luhansk injured five people.

Mr Pasechnik reported at least one of the dead was an employee at the depot. 

The Ukrainian military has launched a strike and triggered a fire near an oil storage depot in the occupied Luhansk region, Russian state news agency TASS has reported. 

Ukrainian bloggers and Telegram channels said the depot in the town of Rovenky was hit. 

Several photos have emerged online appearing to show a large blaze, but these have not been verified by Sky News. 

In Vovchansk, Ukrainian officials have been helping civilians evacuate due to the heavy shelling.

The border town in the Kharkiv region came under intense attacks. 

In his evening address, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his top commander Oleksandr Syrskyi had reported to him that "heavy fighting" was taking place all along the more than 1,000-km (600-mile) front line.

Ukraine chased Russian troops out of most of the Kharkiv region in 2022, following Russia's full-scale invasion in February of that year.

But after weathering a Ukrainian counteroffensive last year, Russian forces are back on the offensive and slowly advancing in the Donetsk region that lies further south. 

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued an updated statement on the situation in Kharkiv. 

In a post on  Telegram , the Ukrainian president said Russian troops have tried to expand their operations. 

But he added that Ukraine understands the "scope of the occupier's forces". 

"We see his plan," he said. "Our soldiers, our artillery, our drones respond to the occupier." 

He also said Ukrainian forces were adding their "strength" along the state border and the entire frontline near Kharkiv. 

"We will invariably destroy the occupier in such a way as to thwart any Russian offensive intentions," the 46-year-old leader wrote. 

"Everything depends on the stability of our soldiers, and everyone who holds a position now protects the position of all of Ukraine.

"It is important that partners support our soldiers and Ukrainian stability with timely supplies. Really timely. The package that really helps is the weapons brought to Ukraine, not just the announcement of the package." 

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THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP (MOSCOW) LIMITED

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