Book now for Contiki 08!
Do you have clients aged 18 to 35 who are planning to head to Europe in 08?
If the answer’s yes, act now – they’ve only got til the end of December to take advantage of big cash savings on Contiki.
Clients simply need to book and pay for their 08 springtime Contiki tour before by the end of 07 to save up to $361 (up to 7.5 per cent of the tour price). That equals more spending money for their holiday to Europe.
Here’s a snapshot of the savings on offer if clients book by 31 December, and pay in full within seven days of booking, for travel between 1 March and 31 May, 2008:
Save up to $159 on the 11-day Russia & the Baltic – a Contiki ‘In-depth Regional’ tour (Time Out program) – was from $2125, NOW $1966 per person, twin share (land only).
Contiki takes clients to four fascinating counties – Latvia, Russia, Finland and Sweden. Go on a guided tour of the Kremlin, visit Red Square, see Tchaikovsky’s house, and explore the great cities of Moscow, St Petersburg, Helsinki and Stockholm.
Save up to $285 on the 21-day European Vista – Time Out tour – was from was from $3795, NOW $3510 per person, twin share (land only).
One of Contiki’s most popular tours this Contiki itinerary visits 10 amazing countries including France, Monaco, Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and more.
Save up to $361 on the 28-day European Panorama – Time Out tour – was from $4819 NOW $4458 per person, twin share (land only).
This tour visits 12 amazing countries including France, Monaco, Italy, Spain, Greece, Belgium plus more.
And even if your clients are planning on travelling between June and September 08, they’ll still be eligible for Contiki’s standard six month Early Payment Discounts.
Check out Contiki’s 08 09 Europe brochure for full details of the available discount on each tour.
But remember, the earlier clients book, the more they save. For full details of savings and conditions, see www.contiki.com/earlybirds.
All Contiki itineraries include accommodation, most meals, loads of sightseeing, transport and the benefit of travelling with our dependable and knowledgeable young professional tour managers.
Contiki has been taking 18 to 35s around the globe to experience far off places and exotic cultures for over 45 years, so they know what young people want. Contiki has planned all its trips to include a perfect balance of sightseeing and adventure with loads of free time, they also make sure the trips are great value making travel loads cheaper than doing it independently which means more travel dollars for life’s little luxuries like shopping, sightseeing and going out.
Contiki’s 08 09 Europe brochures are on travel agent shelves now!
For more information see the improved http://www.contiki.com/ for more information on the entire range.
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