If Only rolls out Seychelles holiday campaign
Tour operator If Only has teamed up with Tourism Seychelles to launch a new campaign for the Indian Ocean island nation.
‘Soothe Your Soul in the Seychelles’ is designed to inspire future travel to the Seychelles.
The multi-channel marketing campaign will run throughout January and February and encourages travel agents to learn more about everything the destination has to offer.
If Only will supply agent marketing materials including a dedicated mini brochure for direct distribution, a blog featuring the key attractions, and a host of social media offers.
Travel agents will also have the chance to win a £250 Harrods voucher for the top booker throughout the campaign.
To enter, agents should make as many Seychelles holiday bookings as possible to the Seychelles with If Only until 29 Feb 2024 and the top booker will win the prize.
To support agent sales, If Only is currently offering a 10 night island hopping tour from £3,899 per person staying at a variety of 5 star hotels across three Islands – Mahe, Praslin & La Digue.
Alternatively, a Seychelles holiday at Constance Ephelia from £2,589 per person includes seven nights in a Junior Suite, half board, return flights with Qatar Airways and transfers.
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