Avoid the Earlybird rush
Insight Vacations presents a great Earlybird discovery fare to London with Qantas and British Airways, priced from $2306 when purchased in conjunction with an Insight Vacations escorted holiday.
Travellers who purchase any of Insight Vacations’ 80 escorted holidays in Europe in conjunction with great Earlybird return, economy fares with Qantas and British Airways could be flying to London from $2306 ex Sydney, $2292 ex Melbourne, $2305 ex Adelaide, $2294 ex Brisbane and $2241 ex Perth. (Prices are per person, inclusive of taxes and valid for travel from 1 February, 2009 – 30 June 2009 and vary per departure date). To be eligible for this fantastic deal clients simply need to book and pay in full by 15 September, 2008.
This Earlybird offer is also valid for travel into 22 other European destinations (price and taxes will vary).
Plus, for a limited time Insight is also offering its guests ‘A Night on Us’ valued at more than $600 per couple when you book any Premium Europe and Britain Insight tour of 10 days or more in conjunction with a Qantas or British Airways 2009 ‘Europe on Sale’ airfare by 15 September, 2008. This great special means your clients will receive free airport arrival transfers and one free night at select hotels in London, Frankfurt, Madrid, Vienna, Rome or Paris prior to tour commencement – what a fantastic way to start a European holiday! (Conditions apply).
Why not combine these great airfares with Insight’s 10-day Winter Spotlight itinerary priced from $2435 per person, twin share, land only. The tour includes premium accommodation, hundreds or dollars worth of included premium highlights, the benefit of smaller groups, more comfort and legroom on Insight’s state of the art coaches and the services of an experienced tour director.
Highlights of this tour include:
Visit an Amsterdam diamond factory
View the soaring spires of Cologne Cathedral
See the fairytale castle of Neuschwanstein
Visit the German alpine village of Oberammergau
See the Golden Roof in Innsbruck’s Old Town
Visit Verona to see the ancient Roman Arena and Juliet’s Balcony
Cruise to St Mark’s Square in Venice
See Lucerne’s Lion Monument and Chapel Bridge
Drive along the Champs Élysées to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris and ascend the Eiffel Tower.
Insight guests enjoy more intimate groups, limited to just 40 passengers, the services of an experienced tour director and the assurance of staying in top quality hotels which are centrally or scenically located.
The exceptional quality, unrivalled value and impeccable service provided by Insight Vacations will create holiday memories that last a lifetime. For more information see www.insightvacations.com.
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