Greece with Simpson Travel Brochure

Greece with Simpson Travel presented a collection of holidays in one of the most enduring destinations in the Western world. The company shared a passion for the destinations it offered and the service it wanted its customers to enjoy, dedicating itself to providing the type of holiday its own team would wish to take.

The Timeless Appeal of Greece

The sensual delights of Greece are well-known, with writers singing them for almost three thousand years, from Homer's tale of a return to Ithaca to the Cretan Nikos Kazantzakis' creation of the immortal Zorba. In many ways, Greece is home to all of us in the West; it was the birthplace of philosophy and democracy, and the root of our language, our customs and our myths.

Its charm is that it is unique; part contemporary, part timeless; part a sophisticated nation, part a developing economy, and one of the most ancient of surviving civilisations. For these reasons, Greece exerts a potent hold on the traveller's imagination which is hard to define but impossible to evade.

A Diverse Range of Holidays

Simpson Travel offered a breadth of accommodation and holiday styles to match the wide range of travellers drawn to the many charms of Greece. Options included:

• Villa holidays with private pool
• Luxury and family hotels
• Village houses
• Walking holidays
• Special interest tours

This diversity reflected the variety of the Greek Islands themselves, including destinations such as Crete and Corfu.

Frequently Asked Questions

What destination did this brochure focus on?

The brochure focused on Greece, including Greek Islands such as Crete and Corfu.

What types of accommodation were available?

Travellers could choose from villa holidays with private pool, luxury and family hotels, and village houses.

Were there holidays beyond traditional accommodation stays?

Yes. In addition to accommodation-based holidays, Simpson Travel offered walking holidays and special interest tours.

What was Simpson Travel's approach to holidays?

The company shared a passion for the destinations and service it offered, and was dedicated to providing the type of holiday its own team would wish to take.

Why does Greece hold such appeal for travellers?

Greece is described as unique, part contemporary and part timeless, and as the birthplace of philosophy and democracy, exerting a potent hold on the traveller's imagination.

Which Greek Islands were highlighted?

Crete and Corfu were among the Greek Islands featured in the brochure.

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