Pontin's — Pontin’s [Pontins] any of a group of British holiday camps, the first of which was opened by Fred Pontin in 1946. These camps, offering cheap family holidays/vacations, were very popular in the years after ↑World War II, but became less so… … Useful english dictionary
Pontin's — Infobox Company company name = Pontin s company company type = Private foundation = 1946 location = flagicon|UK Ainsdale, England, UK industry = Holiday parent = Ocean Parcs homepage = [http://www.pontins.com pontins.com] Pontins is a British… … Wikipedia
Pontin’s — any of a group of British holiday camps, the first of which was opened by Fred Pontin in 1946. These camps, offering cheap family holidays/vacations, were very popular in the years after World War II, but became less so towards the end of the… … Universalium
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