Creative Holidays’ UK/Europe giveaway
To celebrate the dramatic increase to its UK/Europe portfolio Creative Holidays is offering a major trade incentive: Book any UK/Europe product and you could win a trip for two to London or a Samsung widescreen TV.
At the beginning of March Creative Holidays expanded its range of sightseeing and tour products – including new destinations, nearly 100 new hotels and an expanded range of sightseeing and tour products.
The entire range is available for sale now. And for every Creative Holidays UK/Europe booking made between now and 30 April, 2007 will earn you one entry (one booking equals one entry) and each entry will get you closer to London.
The more you sell, the more chances you have of winning the major prices.
First prize includes return economy airfares to London flying Thai, five nights accommodation in and five days Hertz car-hire, plus a three night Bangkok stopover!
Second prize is a Samsung 66cm widescreen LCD TV valued at $1999.
As an added bonus every UK/Europe booking made during the incentive period will receive a Lonely Planet Blue List Book (valued at $29.95) – so everyone’s a winner.
This great incentive is valid for bookings made and paid before 30 April, 2007, so get selling to win!
Creative Holidays’ program means more choice and flexibility for agents looking to create the perfect European holiday for their clients. Creative’s Europe program is a one-stop-shop offering hotels and holiday options to suit all budgets and holiday needs, as well as a choice of airlines and independent destination advice from Lonely Planet. Creative Holidays’ Europe program now covers Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and Wales.
To book Creative Holidays’ expanded Europe and UK program log onto iCreate or www.creativeholidays.com or call 131 222, for more information speak to you local Creative Holidays BDM.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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