29 December 2009

TUI agencies knock Ã&#pound;200 off summer holidays

 

 
 
Thomson and First Choice agencies kick off the peak season booking campaign with up to £200 off summer holidays.
 
The sales promotion, which runs throughout January, will also see shops mirror new marketing campaigns, ‘Built With You In Mind’ for Thomson and the‘More’  for First Choice, which highlights the added value that customers receive.
 
The retail campaign will see discounts of up to £200 available across  Thomson and First Choice holidays, as well as further reductions on selected holidays.
 
Commercial and trading director Helen Deegan said: "The message is simple and effective - Thomson and First Choice care about every detail of our customer’s holidays.
 
"We are dedicated to offering them the trip abroad that suits not only their tastes, but also their budgets.  We’re looking forward to a bright and busy start to the New Year 2010"
 
Campaign highlights:
  • Discounts on holidays - Savings of up to £200 per booking for summer 2010 departures  
  • 1000’s of free child places
  • 1000’s of 10 and 11 night holidays available
  • Extended redundancy protection until the end of February                
  • Low deposits
 by Phil Davies


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