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Unforgettable Croatia will host agents on a seven-night luxury small ship fam trip, departing summer 2024.

The travel specialists are able to accommodate 20 travel agents, who will sail on a Dalmatian Coast itinerary.

Agents need to apply for a chance to win.

What’s more, agents are able to bring a guest with them. The trip also includes daily lunch and breakfast, a welcome dinner, captain’s dinner, excursions, private transfers, Wi-Fi, watersports and daily swim stops.

Unforgettable Croatia’s partnership manager Pietro Molica Lazzaro said: “There is no better way to visit the incredible Croatian coastline than from the comfort of one of our luxury small ships.

We promise agents a truly unforgettable trip, as we cruise from one stunning destination to the next.

And with the ships docking in a new port every afternoon, our guests have the opportunity to explore and dine on a different island each day.

“This will be the perfect summer getaway, and offer agents looking to sell more luxury small ship cruises ideal first-hand insight and know-how.”

Unforgettable Croatia

Unforgettable Croatia, Croatia’s largest luxury travel agency, has a fleet of six privately-operated ships, which accommodate up to 38 guests across 19 cabins.

Each ship includes

Analysts believe Ryanair will hit profit targets despite the decision by a number of online travel agents to stop selling the airline’s flights.

Agents including Booking.com, Kiwi and Kayak stopped selling Ryanair flights in early December but the airline said on Wednesday that it did not expect the move to materially affect full-year profit or passenger numbers.

However, its shares tumbled almost 5 per cent on the news, ending the day at €18.19 in Dublin.

Stephen Furlong, analyst at Dublin stockbroker Davy, said the firm was unlikely to change its forecast that the Irish carrier’s profits would hit €2 billion in its current financial year, which ends on March 31st.

Ryanair has told investors and the stock market that it expects full-year profit to land somewhere between €1.85 billion and €2.05 billion, while it would fly 185 million passengers.

Mr Furlong said that Ryanair indicated that the move would take “some of the shine” off the average fares it predicted when it reported half-year results in November, but added that it should not make a material difference.

“Our own view is that the supply-demand dynamic in the industry remains robust, demand remains very strong and supply is very constrained,” he