Escorted Tour & Touring Holiday Brochures

Escorted tour and touring holiday brochures bring together a wealth of organised travel ideas in one place, from guided sightseeing trips to relaxed coach tours and multi-centre itineraries. Through catalink.com, these brochures can be requested entirely free of charge and delivered to a UK address by post, with no obligation to book. Browsing printed brochures at home is a comfortable way to compare destinations, durations and styles of travel before making any decisions.

What escorted tour and touring brochures offer

These brochures showcase holidays where much of the planning is taken care of for the traveller. They typically feature guided trips with an experienced tour manager, coach touring routes across the UK and overseas, and multi-centre itineraries that combine several locations in a single trip. The appeal lies in the reassurance of an organised holiday, where transport, accommodation and key excursions are arranged in advance.

Guided tours led by a tour manager or local guide
Coach touring holidays with scenic routes and planned stops
Multi-centre itineraries visiting two or more bases
City breaks, cultural trips and special-interest journeys
Door-to-door or regional pick-up options described within each brochure

How to order brochures free by post, step by step

Requesting brochures through catalink.com is straightforward and free. The service is designed so that anyone in the UK can build a selection and have it posted out without cost or commitment.

Browse the travel and holiday section to find escorted tour and touring titles.
Add the brochures that interest you to your request list.
Enter your UK delivery address accurately so the post reaches you.
Submit your request and wait for the printed editions to arrive by post.
Where offered, open the instant digital edition to read straight away.

You may request as many brochures as you like, all delivered free within the UK and with no obligation to purchase any holiday.

Why request the printed editions

Printed brochures remain a popular way to plan a trip. Many travellers enjoy spreading several brochures across a table to compare itineraries side by side, mark favourite tours and share ideas with travelling companions. The larger photographs, detailed maps and day-by-day itinerary descriptions are often easier to absorb on paper, and a printed brochure can be kept to hand without needing a screen or internet connection.

How to choose the right brochure for you

With so many styles of touring holiday available, it helps to think about what matters most before requesting. Consider the pace of travel, the length of the trip and how much guiding you would like.

Decide whether you prefer a single base or a multi-centre route.
Think about travel method, such as coach touring or other transport.
Consider the level of included excursions and free time.
Look at trip duration, from short breaks to longer journeys.
Note any accessibility or comfort requirements mentioned in each title.

Digital versus printed editions

Some titles offer an instant digital edition alongside the printed brochure. A digital version is ideal for browsing immediately and for reading on a phone, tablet or computer, while the printed edition is convenient for relaxed planning at home and for sharing with others. Many people use both, reading the digital copy first and keeping the printed brochure as a reference once it arrives.

Managing what you receive

Requesting brochures comes with no obligation, so you are free to read, keep or recycle them as you wish. If your travel plans change, you can simply set aside titles that no longer suit you and request fresh ones when you are ready to plan a new trip. Keeping your delivery details up to date helps ensure future requests arrive without delay.

Frequently asked questions

Are the brochures really free?

Yes. The brochures are free to request and are delivered free by post within the UK, with no obligation to book anything.

How many brochures can I request?

You can request as many as you like, building a selection that suits your travel interests.

Do I have to book a holiday after requesting one?

No. There is no obligation whatsoever. The brochures are simply for browsing and planning.

How long will delivery take?

Printed brochures are sent by post to your UK address. Delivery times can vary, so it is worth requesting in good time before you plan to travel.

Can I read a brochure straight away?

Some titles also offer an instant digital edition, which can be viewed immediately while you wait for the printed copy to arrive.

What is the difference between an escorted tour and a touring holiday?

An escorted tour usually includes a tour manager or guide throughout, while touring holidays focus on travelling between destinations, often by coach, sometimes with guiding included.

Are coach touring holidays suitable for solo travellers?

Many brochures describe options that appeal to a range of travellers, including those journeying alone. The brochure details will explain what each trip offers.