Cosmos lures agents with prize package
The launch of the Cosmos 2011 United States and Canada programme gives travel agents the chance to win three North American holidays.
First prize is a 12-day Grand Western Canada Vacation worth up to $3699, on offer to a travel agent who completes the crossword in the travel agent section of the Globus Family of Brands website by August 13: www.globusfamily.com.au.
Open to all travel agents, the competition’s other prizes include a 14-day Eastern US & Canada Grand Vacation and a seven-day Monograms Vancouver & Victoria city-stay.
To mark the release of the programme, Cosmos is offering a fly-tour package and discount offer on its most popular North American tour – an 18-day adventure combining Canada’s Rocky Mountaineer railway with an Alaskan cruise.
The fly-tour package combines the Cosmos Canadian & Alaskan Masterpiece with return flights with Air Canada, priced from $6398 per person twin share including taxes and port charges.
Further savings of $200 per couple are available on bookings made by December 31, and $100 per couple when combined with another Cosmos tour.
Ian Jarrett
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