New destinations for Eurosites 2003
Eurosites is offering a second week half price to try to boost bookings for the period between school holidays.
The second edition of its 2003 brochure will go on sale from 1 November. The brochure features new campsites in France, Spain and Italy, and some campsites will be open for an extended season until October instead of closing in early September.
The half price second week applies for holidays taken between 31 May 2003 and 19 July 2003 at selected campsites. Prices start at £199 for seven night’s tent accommodation for up to six people.
Eurosites is also trying to encourage more short breaks by offering 16 short breaks campsites in France, Spain and Italy, for customers to stay at before moving on to their main destination.
Agents have the opportunity to win a two-week mobile home holiday by answering a quiz based on information in the brochure. The winner will be drawn in December.
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