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Intrepid Travel offers one dollar deposit deals
Friday, 23 Feb, 2022
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Intrepid Travel is offering customers the chance to book a trip for just $1 down from now until the end of March.
Customers can book now and pay the rest later on hundreds of trips such as to Costa Rica, Bali and Jordan.
Intrepid says it gives clients the chance to secure a dream trip for 2022 for ‘less than a cup of coffee.’
The offer is valid on selected tours departing before 31 December 2022.
The full balance is due 56 days before departure.
They offer flexible booking conditions and full refunds if the trip is unable to run
$1 deposit highlights include Classic Costa Rica, Jordan and Northern Lights Escape.
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