Brittany Ferries is adding a splash of colour to its ships, with a bright new logo in striking shades of blue, orange and green.
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Noting a fall in demand for family holidays next summer, Brittany Ferries has warned of serious consequences for international tourism and the regions it serves if a Brexit deal does not bring certainty and the free movement across borders enjoyed by customers today.
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New ships will spearhead a wide-ranging, five-year fleet-renewal and modernisation programme worth around £400m.
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For under £1,000, mum, dad and two kids can still travel and stay at a range of beautiful cottages in fabulous locations in Brittany (and Normandy).
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Brittany Ferries has reported a large increase in the number of Brits turning to France and northern Spain to reignite their love affair with motoring. In the last four years, there has been an 84% rise in those taking a sail-and-stay car or motorcycle tour. The company has added more of these products to its portfolio in 2017, a consequence of growing demand from petrol heads.
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So far this year 1,458 bikes have been taken on the Barfleur, compared with just 1,147 for the same period last year. The rise is being attributed to the Tour de France effect and Brittany Ferries expects further growth to come following Team GB success on two wheels at the Rio Olympics
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