Busabout Europe Summer Savings – available for a limited time
Here’s a tip on how to save on your clients’ European adventure……………
……………purchase Busabout passes before July 14, 2007.
Yep, that’s right, saving your clients’ holiday dollars for souvenirs, shopping, unique cultural experiences or a night out is easier than ever with great summer savings available from Busabout.
Busabout Explorer is the flexible European hop-on-hop-off coach network connecting 30 of Europe’s most popular destinations in 10 countries. And now, for a limited time you could be paying just $544 (instead of $619) for a Flexitrip (which covers the entire network over the whole summer and is valid for six stops)
Or, if you’re client is keener to focus on a single area (i.e. the north, south or west of Europe) then you can save $75 on one of Busabout Explorer’s Loop Passes (which covers 11 stops on either the northern, southern or western loop). Until July 14, one loop is now $684, two loops are now $1224 and three loops are now $1474.
Here’s Busabout Explorer in a nutshell……..start from any city on the loop and travel at your own pace – stay as long as you like at each stop, then when you’ve finished exploring, jump on the next coach and move onto the next destination (coaches depart each city every other day).
Busabout passes are valid for the entire 2007 season (between May and October) so there’s plenty of time to really get a feel for Europe.
As a special bonus, all travellers on Loops and Flexitrips also receive an exclusive Busabout Europe Lonely Planet Guide, prepared especially to match the Busabout network.
This travellers’ bible will give them the low-down on all the hottest places to eat, drink and sleep at each stop, along with essential travel and sightseeing info.
Check out www.radicaltravel.com for more information.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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