Regent will celebrate the launch with a travel agent dinner in Stourbridge later this month, hosting representatives from Travel Counsellors, Knowle Travel, Victoria’s Travel, Arrange My Escape and more.
For the first time, Regent’s Faroe Islands programme will have a standalone section in the brochure, with six dedicated pages, reinforcing the opportunity and potential of the Danish archipelago and providing easily digestible information and inspiration for travel agents and their clients.
Two Faroe Island packages will feature in print – the five-day Torshavn Winter Short Break (from £1,495 per person sharing, including flights, transfers, B&B accommodation and excursions) and the five-day Faroe Islands Winter Fly-Drive, which is based in a hotel in Torshavn and includes car hire for independent exploration (£1,350 per person sharing, including flights, car hire and B&B accommodation). These complement Regent’s wider programme in the Faroe Islands, comprising 10 sample holidays across both winter and summer.
The Arctic Winter brochure will also platform the best of Regent’s portfolio in Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Finnish Lapland and Greenland, featuring new properties and airline routes, such as new seasonal direct flights with Air Baltic from both Manchester and London Gatwick to Kuusamo in north east Lapland, starting on 13 December 2026.
The brochure includes a range of holiday styles, from Arctic rail journeys and ice hotels to winter fjord cruises, husky dog-sledding, cosy forest cabin stays and aurora-chasing breaks.
Daniele Boni, Product Manager at Regent, said: “Every year I am so excited to launch our Arctic Collection, which I believe is the most carefully considered and wide-ranging in the business.
"The brochure is merely a snapshot of the wider product, and agents should visit our website to discover much more, from short breaks, to fly-drives, cruises, small group tours and remote cabin stays.”
Agents can access assets including Regent’s images, brochure and itineraries via ITC’s free online toolkit.
