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Newmarket Holidays will be offering passengers the chance to fly there and back to Lapland in a day on 21st December 2015, to meet Father Christmas among snowy forests, husky dogs and reindeer.
Today’s news, follows Newmarket Holidays’ announcement last August to operate a service to Verona in northern Italy from Liverpool in May 2015, with the Airport Company continuing to work closely with tour operators to offer a range of charter services from Liverpool in the future.
Mark Povall, Director of Air Service Development for Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented, “We are really pleased that Newmarket Holidays have added another service from Liverpool for their 2015 programme and we are confident that both of their services will be popular.
Lapland and back in a day is an experience of a lifetime, with so much included in the day trip itinerary that Newmarket have organised, including the chance to meet Santa in his home.”
Bookings can be made at www.newmarketholidays.co.uk
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