Somewhere2stay extends low deposit offer
Accommodation supplier somewhere2stay has extended a £10 deposit offer until the end of February.
This comes on top of early booking discounts of up to 30% across a range of accommodation. Free child places are also available at more then 500 properties.
Head of product and commercial Ian Hailes said: “We want to help agents get in as much early business as possible.
“We’ve not had deposits as low as this before but neither has our industry had to go through times quite as difficult as they are at the moment.”
More than 16 million room nights are available across the programme which includes hotels, villas and apartments with prices starting at £2 per person per night based on six sharing a two bed apartment in Side, Turkey in May.
Hailes added: "Chain hotels are very important to a customer booking via a bedbank, direct or via their agent, because when they recognise the brand, they know exactly what to expect by way of quality and service. Offering the widest possible range of hotels from a well known and respected chain will further assist agents in converting the sale."
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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