Additions include Luxor in Egypt, Tangier in Morocco and Tromso in Norway, growing Classic’s online portfolio to more than 80 destinations.

New hotels, meanwhile, have been added in Agadir, Sicily, Malaga, Montenegro and Bulgaria. All are now bookable through Classic’s trade-only online portal.

Classic said among the hundreds of new options available to agents’ clients were boutique city hotels, family-friendly resorts and luxury beach retreats.

"Our goal has always been to provide agents with the best tools and product to help them sell confidently and creatively,” said product manager Daniel Wallace.

"This product growth reflects the increasing demand from our agent partners and allows us to meet the evolving needs of their customers."

Earlier this month, Classic rolled out new "lift and launch" marketing materials to its agent toolkit, designed for agents to drop straight onto their social media channels.

Assets include campaign collateral, destination guides, social media graphics and regionalised offers. The toolkit is also being expanded with a number of dedicated destination hubs, also featuring ready-to-share content.

In addition, a recent Classic survey of its agent partners revealed nearly two-thirds wanted more video content to support their marketing; Classic plans to respond to this with personalised video and email marketing assets that agents can over-brand.