dnata Travel Group UK’s flagship B2B brand, Gold Medal, has launched its fourth In Focus campaign of 2025, all about the Far East & India.
Gold Medal’s In Focus campaigns have been designed to give deeper insight into the brand’s destinations and tailor-made holiday products.
At the centre of the campaign is a dedicated main title brochure and an extensive micro-site to help inspire travel agents and their customers.
Shimmering temples, ancient markets, bustling cities and glorious beaches can be found in abundance across the Far East and India, and throughout Gold Medal’s new 116-page brochure.
A beautiful beach retreat or exciting city break is always on offer, but the true beauty of the Far East and India is the sheer variety of landscapes, cultures and experiences at your fingertips.
The Gold Medal portfolio is filled with recommended boutique hotels, sprawling resorts, city-centre stays, jungle camps, river cruises and more, so agents can truly tailor-make a holiday that’s entirely suited to their customers.
To celebrate their focus on the fascinating regions of the Far East and India, throughout July 2025, Gold Medal is giving agents the chance to join them on a multi-centre FAM trip to Vietnam in 2026.
There are four places up for grabs and all agents need to do to enter the prize draw is register their Far East and India packages between 01 – 31 July 2025. The lucky winners will be announced following the end of the campaign.
Sarah Lancashire, Marketing Director, said: “We are excited to be introducing our latest In Focus campaign to our agents from today. The Far East and India offer some of the most bucket-list holiday itineraries in the world and the demand to travel here only seems to be growing.
“We have seen Vietnam in growth of 73% in 2025 with beach retreats being a popular choice. Japan is also in 100% growth, with many choosing to travel in March for the renowned cherry blossom season.
“Wherever your customers choose to venture, our Gold Medal experts are on hand to support and help dreams come true.”
