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Mauritius lies in the inviting waters of the Indian Ocean. A country rich in history, having first being colonised back in 1638, it has a fascinating blend of cultures, traditions, customs, and cuisine. English is the official language, but you will hear some French and Creole when you are out and about.

Fahy Travel, Galway’s award winning travel company, is looking for your support in the annual ITTN (Irish Travel Trade News) Travel Awards.

If you want to experience a unique and dynamic culture that effortlessly combines the ultra-modern with deep tradition, soon-to-reopen Japan offers just that.

Summer 2022 was a sell out season, and if like many Galwegians you didn’t manage to get away, you might well be in need of a break this winter.

Fahy Travel are delighted to announce that there will be a non-stop flight from Dublin to Cancun in Mexico offering a wide range of holiday packages from next June (2023).

While the full programme is not yet on sale, there are quite a number of the more popular family holiday destinations open for booking for 2023 through Fahy Travel. Most departures are from Dublin, however charter flights from Shannon to Lanzarote and Salou are now loaded in the system, with a limited number of free child places available.

Book your long haul holiday with the security of knowing you are dealing with Galway’s longest established travel company. Award winning Fahy Travel is a local family business catering to the travel needs of the people of the west of Ireland for more than 100 years.

The team at Fahy Travel highlight three popular destinations in the Alps to help you plan your next adventure.

With the lifting of all restrictions for fully vaccinated passengers, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are now fully open for tourism.

Celebrating the new service from Shannon to Corfu, Fahy Travel has some excellent offers to this popular destination known as the Emerald Queen of the Greek Islands with its lush vegetation all year round. Full of olive trees, cypresses, and a wealth of other plants, insects, birds, and animals, this unique destination attracts thousands of Irish holiday makers every summer.