AAT Kings releases 2006/07 Western Australia brochure
AAT Kings has released its 2006/2007 Western Australia brochure featuring 12 exciting escorted holidays ranging from 5 to 28 days in length.
Les Cox, managing director of AAT Kings said “Each year we refine our programs based on feedback from customers, agents and staff to ensure we are offering holidays of the best quality and value.
“We have designed our range of holidays to capture the diverse beauty of Western Australia from the rugged Kimberley region to the stunning beaches and rolling hills of Margaret River.
“We also have tours to capture seasonal attractions like the famous wildflowers and itineraries which combine coach touring with a journey onboard the Indian Pacific.
“Our 2006/07 brochure has a fresh look and features larger images to highlight the unforgettable experiences travellers will enjoy on tour with AAT Kings.”
Exciting holidays in the 2006/07 brochure include:
· The 5-day Monkey Mia Dolphins priced from $1220 per person, twin share (land only).
· The 11-day Best of the Kimberley priced from $3550 per person, twin share (land only).
· The 15-day Western Escape which is a fantastic way to see the famous Western Australian wildflowers in full bloom (August to November) priced from $3395 per person, twin share (land only).
· The 22-day Indian Pacific Adventure priced from $7040 per person, twin share (land only).
AAT Kings is offering great Early Eagle savings of up to $700 per couple in conjunction with the new brochure. The savings are valid for travellers who book and deposit an AAT Kings fully escorted holiday by 28 February 2006, for travel after 1 April 2006.
The new Western Australia brochure also features AAT Kings’ guaranteed departures giving travellers added assurance when they travel with AAT Kings that their guaranteed tour will always operate according to schedule.
The new brochure is valid for travel from 1 April 2006 until 31 March 2007 and also features AAT Kings’ Value Guarantee which promises that if travellers find a lower priced tour of the same quality, inclusions and duration as an AAT Kings tour, AAT Kings will refund the difference. Another feature is the ‘Your Choice’ dinner option, which allows clients to choose whether or not they want hotel dinners included in their tour price.
AAT Kings tour prices include quality accommodation; airport transfers, touring by luxury air-conditioned coach with restroom and reclining seats, many meals including breakfasts daily and the services of a professional tour director and tour driver.
AAT Kings is a premier holiday operator specialising in Australia and New Zealand. AAT Kings’ product range offers travellers freedom and flexibility with a wide range of escorted tours, short breaks, 4WD adventures, camping adventures and day tour programs.
For more information visit the website at www.aatkings.com or call 1300 556 100.
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