Earn 250 bonus World Rewards points on Contiki Europe bookings
Contiki is offering 250 World Rewards bonus points for all Europe Concept or Europe Camping bookings made before 30 April 2006.
World Reward members will receive 250 bonus points for every passenger booked in March or April on 2006/2007 Contiki Concept and Camping itineraries of 10 days or more for departures prior to 28 September 2006.
That’s 250 World Reward points for every passenger you book – on top of your normal points. So get your hands on Contiki’s 2006/2007 Europe Concept brochure and start racking up your bonus points now!
Contiki’s Concept program is a great option for travellers on a tight budget because it packages all the great sights and experiences you associate with Contiki with accommodation in cosy cabins, top campsites, well located hotels and amazing and unique stopovers like an Austrian Gasthof and Contiki’s very own 16th Century French Chateau.
The Concept program offers a great value way for young people to see Europe with prices starting from as little as AUD$113 per day including accommodation, transport, most meals and loads of sightseeing – these prices and inclusions just can’t be matched when travelling on your own.
And for those who want a seriously hands on European experience, Contiki also offers three awesome Camping Tours. 2006 saw Contiki add new destinations to the Camping program, including Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia and Albania. Contiki’s camping tours include travel in luxury coaches, twin share tented accommodation in top campsites.
Here is an example of some of the great Concept & Camping products available –
14-day Concept tour European Highlights from $1680 per person visiting France, Monaco, Italy, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.
25-day Concept tour European Escapade from $2974 per person visiting France, Spain, Monaco, Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and more.
32-day Europe Camping tour from $2954 visiting France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and more.
Contiki’s success comes from its commitment to providing excellent value holidays for young travellers, for more information visit www.contiki.com.
World Rewards is the Australian travel industry’s longest operating independent incentive program for travel consultants. Members earn points on every booking they make with The Travel Corporation companies: Insight Vacations, Trafalgar Tours, Contiki Holidays, Contiki Resorts, AAT Kings and Creative Holidays. World Rewards offers an expansive range of rewards to choose from ranging from movie passes, to white goods and holidays.
For more information about World Rewards agents can visit the website, www.worldrewards.com.au
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