American Affair adds 15 new US trips
American Affair has launched 15 new US holiday itineraries.
It adds up to an expanded mix of itineraries and holiday experiences, spanning the red rock formations of Utah, to the coastal towns in Cape Cod.
These US holiday itineraries comprise all modes of transport including cruises, rail tours, by motorhome, fly-drives and new small group tours to America’s national parks.
It also encompasses the Great Lakes and the beaches of the Florida Keys.
Prices start from £1,626 per person for 8 days.
Additionally, travel agents who book with American Affair this month can earn up to £100 Love2Shop e-vouchers per booking.
Customers also save up to £500 per booking and can benefit from various additional offers.
Mandy McGlade, Product Manager at American Affair said: “We’re thrilled to unveil an extensive selection of brand new US holiday options. We are confident that there is something for everyone in our new itineraries.”
The new itineraries are now available to browse online.
American Affair is the sister operator to Canadian Affair.
It offers US holidays from the UK ranging from self-drive, cruises, motorhome rentals and multi-centre holidays.
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