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Door to Door Holidays in Britain & Overseas by Coach, Air & Sea Summer 2019 Door to Door Holidays In Britain & Overseas By Coach, Air & Sea HNSON 9-201 S O 90 9 J 1 110years el with Frie Enjoy the Views – Treasure the Memories! Trav nds Welcome to 2019 When you book a holiday with Johnsons, you are booking with an award-winning, family coach operator that prides itself on offering quality holidays. Our programme of summer 2019 holidays is packed full of tried and tested itineraries; as well as new, exciting tours that offer something different. Best Wishes from the Johnsons Family How to Book CALL OUR TRAVEL AGENT PARTNER : MALVERNCall WORLD 01564 TRAVEL 797000 Visit44 SOMERS www.johnsonscoaches.co.uk PARK AVENUE MALVERN email [email protected] WR14 1SD 01684 562406 [email protected] up to our E-Newsletter [email protected] 2 Portmeirion What Makes a Johnsons Holiday? / Free door to door service on our holidays – from most of the West midlands / All excursions & admission charges are included in the price / You’ll be well looked after by our friendly drivers and couriers / We use carefully chosen high quality hotels / Travel on our top quality ‘Club Class’ coaches with extra legroom / Porterage of your suitcase is included – from start to finish / We often use specialist local area guides on our holidays / You can meet old friends and make new ones too / You’ll receive our friendly, helpful and cheerful service from beginning to end! / We are a family business – established for over 100 years and with over 30 years’ experience of organising holidays! Book with Confidence – Your Financial Security For your peace of mind, Johnsons are Bonded Coach Holiday (BCH) members, which is a government approved scheme monitored and audited by the Confederation of Passenger Transport uK (CPT). This consumer protection scheme ensures that in relation to the coach package holidays described in this brochure, clients’ monies are www.johnsonscoaches.co.uk protect by a Bond in the unlikely event of the member’s insolvency. or visit Our Air Holidays are ATOL protected – Please see individual tours for further details. Our Cruise Holidays are protected through our membership of the Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust 01564 797000 (ABTOT). Call 3 General InFormatIon What’s included in your Door to Door Holiday? Take advantage of our Home Pick Up Service We understand that you want total relaxation and peace of mind on your holiday; and that’s why we include our FREE door to door home pick up service. One of our friendly drivers will collect you from your front door to start your holiday, and take you safely home at the end. We’ll take care of your luggage too! Just pack your suitcase and wait for the doorbell to ring! Other options for meeting our coach are: Free Park & Ride Drive to our depot in Henley-in-Arden and leave your car in our secure car park for the duration of your holiday. CANNOCK LICHFIELD Drop off and Collect – SAVE £25 M6 TOLL M54 LEICESTER Friends or family can drop you off at TAMWORTH our depot and collect you again at the HINCKLEY end of your holiday, and we’ll reduce WALSALL M42 WOLVERHAMPTON SUTTON M69 the cost of your holiday by £25 per COLDFIELD person. M6 NUNEATON DUDLEY NEW – ‘Seat Only’ M5 M6 M1 Book a ‘Seat Only’ on any of our holiday BIRMINGHAM LUTTERWORTH as a means to travel to and from a STOURBRIDGE SOLIHULL resort. These can be booked from 8 COVENTRY KIDDERMINSTER weeks in advance of the departure date. M42 RUGBY The price includes our door to door KENILWORTH STOURPORT- BROMSGROVE M45 ON-SEVERN service, return coach travel and any REDDITCH lunches and entrance charges included M5 WARWICK ROYAL HENLEY- LEAMINGTON SPA in the itinerary for the outward and DROITWICH IN-ARDEN DAVENTRY return journey. Please call us for a price. ALCESTER M40 WORCESTER STRATFORD- Please Note: Our door to door service is UPON-AVON provided by our own car and mini-coaches, or reputable hired in taxis. It may include multiple picks ups within your area and MALVERN EVESHAM SHIPSTON- BANBURY may result in a lengthy journey before BROADWAY ON-STOUR joining the coach. M50 Our car park is secure and well lit, but of MORETON-IN-MARSH M40 course all cars are parked at the owner’s risk. TEWKESBURY CHIPPING STOW-ON- NORTON THE-WOLD D C 13M B A D C 13M B A CHELTENHAM D C12B A D C12B A D C11B A D C11B A GLOUCESTER D C10B A D C10B A D C9B A D C9B A M5 BURFORD WITNEY D C 8 B A 8 B A OXFORD Toilet & 7 B A Washroom 7 B A Toilet & Washroom 6 B A DC6 B A www.johnsonscoaches.co.uk D C5B A D C5B A D C4B A D C4B A or visit D C3B A D C3B A If you live in the white area, your ‘Door to Door’ service is free of charge D C2B A D C2B A D C1B A D C1B A If you live in the yellow area a supplementary charge of £10 per person return applies DRIVER COURIER DRIVER COURIER 01564 797000 Our 49 Seat Our 49 Seat VDL Futura Scania Finesse Call Club Class Club Class 4 JoInInG our HolIdaYS Friendly Drivers and Couriers All our holidays are escorted by an experienced holiday courier & driver who provide friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable customer care to help make your holiday even more enjoyable, memorable and fun! Please note: Drivers do not accompany air holidays Carefully Chosen Hotels – with mobility grades We carefully select high quality hotels in great locations, with great food and service. Our holidays include dinner, bed and breakfast. To help you choose the most suitable hotel; look out for the hotel star rating which is taken from the AA rating and in terms of accessibility, gradients, steps, stairs, we include our mobility grade on all itineraries. The grades range from 1 to 5 and the higher the score, the easier the hotel is for mobility Look out for our ‘Popular Favourites’ logo too! Popular We have been working with some hotels for over Favourite 25 years and they have been welcoming and delighting our customers consistently, year in year out. Top Quality Coaches Sit back and relax on board our own ‘Club Class’ coaches! With extra legroom, an onboard toilet/washroom, hot drinks facilities, climate control, reclining comfy seats as well as great sightseeing from the high passenger deck, it all makes for a comfortable journey. Once booked, your seat number is reserved for the whole holiday and porterage of your suitcase is included from start to finish on most holidays! No Hidden Extras to Pay Our holidays include varied and exciting itineraries with fabulous excursions to make sure you see and experience the best that your holiday destination has to offer. All excursions and entrance charges are included in the price, we also include dinner, bed and breakfast in the hotels. So all you need to remember is lunch and spending money! Holiday Travel Insurance (Not included in the price) www.johnsonscoaches.co.uk Johnsons (Henley) Limited t/a Johnsons Coach Travel, Johnsons Coaches & Johnsons Quality Coach Travel is an Appointed representative of ITC Compliance Limited who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (their firm reference is 313486) and which is permitted to advise on and arrange general or visit insurance contracts. It is a requirement when booking a Johnsons european coach holiday or one of our air and cruise holidays that you are insured, either with ourselves or another insurance provider. You will find the costs detailed in the information section of each holiday. All costs include Insurance Premium Tax. This travel insurance policy carries no age loadings on our premiums. There is no health screening on our uK & Overseas Coach Holidays and european Cruises. For Worldwide Tours, a simple health check procedure is operated. 01564 797000 A copy of the Holiday Travel Insurance on offer through Johnsons is available on line at www.johnsonscoaches.co.uk and will be sent out with your holiday booking Call confirmation. 5 2019 HolIdaY Planner Your 2019 HolIdaY Planner date days destination Page theme Sidmouth march Sun 10 – Thu 14 March 5 Bideford & Delightful North Devon 48 Mon 11 – Fri 15 March 5 Scarborough 41 SINGLES GALORE Mon 11 – Fri 15 March 5 Newquay ‘All Inclusive’ 47 Fri 15 – Tue 19 March 5 Sidmouth (Kingswood & Devoran Hotel) 27 RELAXED TRAVELLER Sun 24 – Thu 28 March 5 Bournemouth (Hotel Miramar) 28 RELAXED TRAVELLER Mon 25 – Fri 29 March 5 Spring in the Highlands 42 SINGLE TRAVELLER Thu 28 March – Mon 1 April 5 Llandudno & Great Little Trains of Snowdonia 67 Sun 31 March – Thu 4 April 5 Singles Galore in the Lakes 41 SINGLES GALORE april Mon 1 – Fri 5 April 5 Liverpool, Port Sunlight & Southport 30 Mon 1 – Fri 5 April 5 Freshwater Bay House, Isle of Wight 38/39 ACTIVE TRAVELLER/WALKING RSPB Arne Thu 4 – Mon 8 April 5 Springtime in Normandy 78 Thu 4 – Sun 7 April 4 Dorset – Birds Galore! 36 ACTIVE TRAVELLER/BIRD WATCHING Sat 6 – Fri 12 April 7 Secrets of Jersey – The Golden Sands (By Air) 13 Sun 7 – Thu 11 April 5 Hidden Gems of Carlow 42 SINGLES GALORE Sun 7 – Fri 12 April 6 The Palace Hotel Inverness ‘Diamond All Inclusive’ 74 Mon 8 – Sat 13 April 6 The Enchanting Isles of Scilly (By Air) 46 Mon 8 – Fri 12 April 5 Delightful Durham 63 Wed 10 – Sun 14 April 5 Membly Hall Hotel, Falmouth 47 Wed 10 – Sun 14 April 5 Sidmouth & Magnificent Spring Gardens 49 Thu 11 – Mon 15 April 5 Coins, Castles & Brecon Beacons 66 Sun 14 – Thu 18 April 5 NEW Great Gardens of Cornwall 33 ACTIVE TRAVELLER/GARDENS Mon 15 – Fri 19 April 5 Romantic Journeys of the North 60 Tue 16 – Mon 22 April 7 The Enchanting Isles of Scilly (By Air) 46 EASTER Thu 18 – Mon 22 April 5 Cornish Gardens at Easter 15 EASTER Thu 18 – Mon 22 April 5 Relaxed
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