Holiday for Two Extra Nights’ Free in North America with Cosmos
Book one of six Cosmos tours of the United States or Canada before the end of May and receive two extra nights’ accommodation free, valued at up to $840* per couple.
The bonus deal gives travellers two additional nights before or after their tour to explore some of North America’s most enticing cities including New York City, Los Angeles, Orlando, Boston, Hawaii’s Maui or Canada’s Vancouver.
Under the offer, travellers on the 16-day ‘Eastern US and Canada Grand Adventure’ tour receive two free nights in New York after their tour, worth up to $840 per couple.
The round-trip begins in the ‘Big Apple’ and heads north to Boston before crossing the Canadian border to visit Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.
Highlights include seeing the spectacular Niagara Falls and Pennsylvania’s Lancaster County, the home of the Amish people, before travelling back to New York via Washington DC.
The offer also applies to five other popular Cosmos tours including the 16-day ‘Golden West Adventure’, the 15-day ‘Splendors of the Hawaiian Islands’ and ‘The Old South & Florida’, the 12-day ‘Western Canada & Rocky Mountaineer’ and 11-day ‘New England Charm’.
Cosmos Australasian Marketing Manager Christian Schweitzer said the bonus offer made Cosmos’ North America tours even better value for Australian travellers.
“With a very strong Australian dollar and bonus accommodation thrown in, there’s never been a better time to see North America with Cosmos,†Mr Schweitzer said.
Cosmos itineraries feature many included city tours as well as plenty of free time for guests to explore on their own and make the most of their holiday.
The Cosmos USA and Canada program for 2008 offers more than 35 holiday options covering the length and breadth of both countries, with tour packages available from as little as $117 a day.
For information visit www.cosmostours.com.au or book with your local licensed travel agent.
*Must be booked and a deposit paid before May 31, 2008, for travel until December 31, 2008. Tour prices are twin share and include accommodation, land transportation and professional guide.
Subject to availability, conditions apply.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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