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ILG's European venture
27th April 1989, Page 20
27th April 1989
Page 20
Page 20, 27th April 1989
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• Within a month of launching its Coach Europe operation, International Leisure Group has got the venture under way.
The company took over NAT Holidays at the beginning of 1988, including the company's Leeds HQ and an order for 16 new vehicles. These coaches form the core of the operational fleet and will be controlled from Dover, but maintained by County Travel at Ratby. Coach Europe will supplement its fleet with coaches hired in from other operators.
County Travel is one of the first tour operators to link in with the ILG venture. Its Sunscene Tour passengers will be
taken to their Continental destinations on Coach Europe and at least 10 of its Sunscene liveried coaches will run on contract to 1LG in Coach Europe colours.