Creative Holidays releases 2006 Asia program
Creative Holidays’ new 2006/07 Asia brochure is out now. It features a wide range of holiday options for your clients in Singapore, Malaysia, Borneo and Brunei and Hong Kong.
The 2006 program contains a diverse variety of hotel accommodation, exclusive Mini Stay packages, sightseeing tours and cruises and offers travellers a one-stop shop for travel to Asia – no matter what their tastes or budget.
Whether your clients want to take a cruise aboard the SuperStar Gemini to Kho Samui and Bangkok; treat the family to a trip to Hong Kong Disneyland; get up close to the amazing wildlife of Borneo such as Orang-Utans and green turtles or relax by the emerald waters of Kota Kinabalu – Creative has a holiday package to suit.
Andrew Yell, general manager, sales, product and marketing, Creative Holidays said, “Asia continues to be an extremely popular destination for Australian travellers due to its diversity, great value for money and the fact that it is relatively close to home making it suitable for a shorter break.
“Our 2006/07 Asia program offers agents and their clients more options than ever with new hotels such as the deluxe Four Seasons and The Andaman in Langkawi and the The Oriental Hotel and Banyan Tree in Bintan plus additional sightseeing tours like the Hop On Hop Off tour in Singapore and the Kingabutan River tour in Kota Kinabalu.
“In 2005 we experienced very strong growth in Malaysia, particularly Kota Kinabalu and Langkawi with these destinations popular with budget travellers, honeymooners and adventure enthusiasts.
“Singapore has continued to be a popular stopover for Australian travellers but is also firmly becoming a holiday destination in its own right as its attractions become more widely known. In 2006 the innovative itineraries released by Star Cruises will draw new and repeat cruisers to Singapore.”
Creative Holidays’ Asia brochure provides a comprehensive information source and research tool to help travellers plan their holiday and features destination information supplied by Lonely Planet including temperature charts, maps, travel facts, highlights and much more throughout.
Creative Holidays has over 25 years experience in the travel industry and are experts when it comes to equipping travellers with all they need for the perfect vacation.
Creative Holidays has a range of holidays to suit everyone – especially those who enjoy the independence and flexibility of planning their own holiday.
For further information please visit www.creativeholidays.com.
Graham Muldoon
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