Travel brochures and catalogues

A tour operator brochure is still the most complete place to understand a product before talking to anyone. It shows hotels sorted by category, tours day by day, departure dates and the written terms, none of which a search engine ever shows in full.

What a brochure actually contains

  • Room details and categories, from standard to butler-service suite
  • Tour itineraries, day by day, with what is included and what is not
  • Departure periods and the seat blocks held by the operator
  • Deposit, change and cancellation terms, written out in full

What it does not tell you

A brochure is printed months ahead. The prices in it are a benchmark, not a guarantee, and a hotel can have changed since the photo. That is exactly where an advisor earns their place: they know which hotel on page 42 is under renovation this winter.

Getting the brochure you want

Tell us which destination and which operator interest you, through the contact page or directly with your advisor, and we will send the current brochure. To explore on your own first, see destinations and the other self-service tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Ask your advisor or use the contact page for the one you want and we will send it.
They are a benchmark. A brochure is printed months ahead and rates move with dates and demand. The real price is confirmed at booking.
You pick the product in the brochure, then the booking goes through an advisor, who checks availability, terms and options before confirming.
Ask for both. Comparing hotel categories and inclusions side by side is often what settles it.
Yes, each cruise line publishes one, with cabin categories and itineraries by season. See also the cruise section of the site.