Earn Double World Rewards points on Trafalgar AMERICA bookings!
Trafalgar is offering agents the opportunity to earn Double World Rewards points on all bookings made from the 2007 America or CostSaver America & Canada book, with the promotion valid for bookings made between 01 April and 31 May 2007.
Paul Wiseman, MD of Trafalgar said, “This promotion offers our loyal agent partners the chance to earn themselves a great reward while their clients receive an American holiday that is both great value and great quality.”
Trafalgar’s 2007 America program features highlights such as a trip through the heart of the country following Route 66; discovering awesome canyon lands; enjoying the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas; exploring the charming Napa Valley; seeing the mighty Niagara Falls and much more.
Paul Wiseman said, “Additionally, our newly added program Family Experiences offers clients with families a brand new option when travelling in North America, offering the convenience of group travel, with specially incorporated activities just for the kids.
“Visiting Universal Studios and the world famous San Diego Zoo on the 10-day Southern Californian Vacation (priced from $2735 per person twin share, excluding airfares) is perfect for families wanting an attraction-based Hollywood style holiday.
“The eight-day Canyons & Parks Adventure and Wild West, Cowboys and Buffalos (priced from $2099 and $1999 respectively, per person, twin share, excluding airfares) are both more suited to families who love to explore the great outdoors, as they include exciting activities like 4WD adventures and river rafting.”
Trafalgar’s 2007 America range features 17 fantastic holidays ranging in length from seven to 15 days. Several popular First Class tours include:
** The 14-day Western Discoverer – priced from $3250 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
** The 14-day Scenic Parks Explorer – from $3235 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
** The 14-day East Coast USA & Canada – from $3725 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
The 2007 CostSaver America & Canada itineraries are:
** The new 10-day French Canada & Niagara Falls – priced from $2215 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
** The 14-day American West Adventure – priced from $2595 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
** The 14-day Grand Tour of Eastern USA & Canada – priced from $3035 per person, twin share (excluding airfares).
World Rewards Club is the Australian travel industry’s longest operating incentive program for travel consultants. Members earn points on every booking made with The Travel Corporation companies Trafalgar, Insight Vacations, AAT Kings, Creative Holidays and Contiki. For more details about World Rewards and how to join see www.worldrewards.com.au
For more information see the Travel Agents section of www.trafalgar.com or email [email protected]
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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