Regent Holidays launches new Arctic collection for winter 2024/25

The brochure showcases the best of Regent’s winter portfolio in Iceland, Greenland, Norway, Finland and Sweden, including Lapland, bringing together a host of experiences from Northern Lights hunting and dog-sledding to snowshoeing, super-jeep safaris, ice caving, winter cruising and whale watching.

The new collection comes as Regent looks forward to celebrating 50 years of operation in Iceland in 2025. It also comes as new direct airlift into Tromsø in Norway and Ivalo in Finland is set to make the Arctic more accessible than ever for UK visitors this winter.

The brochure features a variety of travel styles, from small group trips to fly-drives, short breaks, rail journeys and cruising, and gives a deep dive into a range of accommodation options including ice hotels, igloos and pods, mirrored forest cabins, treehouses, luxury retreats and spa hotels.

There are new trips in all five countries featured in the brochure, including the four-night Highland Winter Adventure in Iceland which combines two nights in Reykjavík with a secluded stay at the new Highland Base Hotel Kerlingarfjöll, the eight-day Greenland Winter Wonders (combining Nuuk and Ilulissat) and the four-day luxury nature escape Invisible Forest Lodge Winter Break in Finland. Trips like the Tromsø and Svalbard Twin Centre will utilise the new direct easyJet flights, including from regional airports Bristol and Manchester.

Daniele Boni, Product Manager at Regent, said: “The release of the Arctic collection is always exciting, as it represents a sense of adventure and anticipation amongst our team, agent partners and clients. The nights get longer, and the first glimpse of the Northern Lights is imminent, along with the host of snowy activities that the Arctic winters bring. Our beautiful new brochure, extensive programme and experienced, knowledgeable team will help agents take full advantage and offer something truly incredible to their clients.”

The new brochure is available to order now. Agents can also access assets including Regent’s images and itineraries for marketing purposes by via ITC’s free online toolkit.