Hays Travel to open latest store in Leeds city centre
The Merrion Centre has announced the UK’s largest independent travel agency, Hays Travel, is coming to the city’s Arena Quarter from November 1.
This will be the first Hays branch in Leeds, creating six full time positions. Hays will offer European and Worldwide holiday packages; cruise, luxury, and tailor-made vacations alongside foreign exchange services.
It will also have its own local Facebook page, promoting special offers.
Jenny Brooks, regional sales manager of Hays Travel, said: “We are thrilled to be opening our 171st store within the Merrion Centre.
“Leeds city centre has lacked an independent travel agency and being at the heart of the city was the next obvious location for our continued expansion.
“With significant investment over the past few years, the Merrion Centre continues to see high footfall levels and we look forward to introducing our exceptional service and travel expertise to new customers whilst becoming further established in the Yorkshire region.”
Vanessa McIntosh, asset manager for Town Centre Securities (TCS) owners of the Merrion Centre, added: “We have been keen to secure a travel agency service for our customers and visitors for some time and are delighted that the leading independent travel agency in the country is joining us.
“They have a fantastic reputation for customer care and great service and I am sure they will be a popular addition for those looking for a sun, ski or city break.”
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