Creative Holidays launch Hawaii brochure for 2006/2007
Creative Holidays’ new 2006/2007 Hawaii brochure is packed with great holiday ideas, making it easier than ever for consultants to find a holiday that suits their clients’ needs; from holidays for honeymooners, to families trips, stopovers, cruise options, to flop and drop holidays or shopping breaks.
The 2006/2007 program includes and extensive range of product including exclusive Mini Stay packages, cruising, car hire, hotel and apartment accommodation, sightseeing options and transfers for travel to the islands of Oahu, Maui, Hawaii and Kauai.
This year Creative Holidays have introduced a Shop till you Drop Mini Stay, golf packages and exclusive extras for travellers including bonus nights, special breakfast, dining and family offers, reduced rates, upgrades and honeymoon bonus extras.
Andrew Yell, general manager sales, marketing and product, Creative Holidays said, “Since the launch of Hawaiian Airlines’ flights from Sydney in May 2004, the push to renew Hawaii as a hot holiday destination for Australians has really put this destination in the spotlight. As a company we have seen a steady increase in sales year on year.
“We have also seen Australians purchasing more premium hotel accommodation with the strength of the exchange rate for the dollar. Beach front properties, like the Outrigger Reef and Outrigger Waikiki on the beach and the Hilton Hawaiian Beach Village Resort and Spa have been some of the most popular choices for travellers.
“We expect to see continued growth in the outer islands as travellers venture further a field to experience more than just Waikiki. With Hawaii strong on travellers’ radar we are starting to see more repeat travellers in Hawaii which is strengthening this trend further.
“Hawaii truly is a destination with something for everyone. Travellers can choose to do as much or as little as desired, whether their ideal holiday is relaxing on the beach, shopping, diving, exploring other cultures or history, Hawaii is a great option.
“Creative Holidays is also the only wholesaler to offer a fully operational customer service office to assist with any holiday questions and tour bookings which offers consultants and travellers peace of mind.
“Our customer service center also offers orientation services to travellers, presenting information on each of the islands, activities, services, restaurants, transport, events and attractions. Most importantly it offers travellers a local perspective”.
The brochure also features destination information supplied by Lonely Planet including temperature charts, country and area maps, event details, currency and dining information, travel facts, country highlights and much more throughout.
For further information please www.creativeholidays.com
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