get the e-Bali Bible……………..
The latest electronic version of Australia’s most comprehensive guide to holidays in Bali and Indonesia is being released this month by wholesaler Garuda Orient Holidays.
The 2007-08 downloadable e-version of Garuda Indonesia’s widely acclaimed Bali on ANY budget (“BOAB”) brochure comes as Australian interest in Bali has surged by more than 50 per cent, with the total number of Australians arriving in Bali during the first half of the year rising from 52,574 to 85,860.
Welcomed by agents and consumers for saving time while expanding choices, e-BoAb http://www.balionanybudget.com.au/ contains 76 pages with more accommodation choices than ever before, as well as a greater range of options, and more sporting and leisure activities for holiday makers to choose from.
Included are 175 different – and very diverse – hotels, resorts, private villas and luxury hideaways in Bali and her neighbouring islands, including 12 new properties and hotels as well as a selection of resorts rated among the best in the world in recent surveys.
“Bali on ANY budget is already the travel industry’s bible on holidays in Bali and Indonesia – and this electronic version makes agents’ jobs and their customers’ choices so much easier, and faster,” said GOH Marketing Manager Mr Michael Woods. “Feedback from dozens of agents applauds features such as:
** Easy and immediate access to the vast BOAB product range, enabling clients to browse in the privacy of their own home
** Regular updates with the latest specials, so it is always current with offers on tours, cruises, and upgrades to spa villas, for example
** Savings on mailing costs, being simply emailed to clients without needing special programmes or readers
“We have had heaps of agents big and small tell us they love it – they say it is a godsend if you’re sick of cluttered desks and having to read brochures upside down with clients.”
“They say they will never need to run out of BOAB copies again and will always be able to provide details on each hotel instantly.”
A new page layout makes it easier for travel agents and consumers alike to find the best hotel for their needs based on location, facilities and amenities.
The brochure also has the greatest selection of value, family and luxury holidays.
Highlighted also in BoAb is a greater selection of villa accommodation to cater for the increasing trend to this independence-oriented holiday style, as well as more luxury spas, family specials and a range of hotels that cater for any budget.
Full details can be immediately accessed on GOH’s website, http://www.balionanybudget.com.au/, which is designed for agent convenience and as a resource to which customers can be directed.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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