Explore offers big savings on eight-night Phuket holidays
Explore Holidays is offering per couple bonuses valued at up to $765* as part of a new value-added eight-night Novotel Phuket Resort holiday deal.
Based on a ‘stay eight-pay only five’ night basis in four-star accommodation, the offer includes return economy airfares, free daily breakfast, one free buffet dinner, a free aromatherapy massage, free upgrade to a sea view room and airport-hotel transfers.
Prices as follows:
Ex-Melbourne $1022* per person twin share (plus per person taxes from $250*)
Ex-Perth $1236* per person twin share (plus per person taxes from $232*)^
Ex-Sydney $1022* per person twin share (plus per person taxes from $267*)
^Please note the Perth package also includes one nights accommodation at a Bangkok airport hotel.
Valid for travel from now until 13 September and again from 09-31 October 2006.
*Conditions apply. Prices based on low season travel. Free room upgrade subject to availability. Due to limited flight availability in some instances an extra night may be required in Bangkok for packages ex Sydney and Melbourne at an additional cost.
For more information, contact Explore Holidays on 1300 73 1000 or (02) 9423 8000 or visit www.exploreholidays.com.au.
Graham Muldoon
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