Tasmania Heats Up This Winter
Spirit of Tasmania is offering winter holiday makers a tempting 50% off travel between 1 May and 31 August 2007 as part of its winter sale.
Melindy Green, Director Passenger Sales, Marketing & Communications said that this fantastic discount is aimed to attract would be holiday makers to Tasmania and will assist in boosting the incoming number of tourists to the State, adding, “Spirit of Tasmania is focussed on increasing passenger and tourist numbers and continuously works closely with Tourism Tasmania to achieve this”.
“Making fares more attractive to potential passengers is just one of the many ways we are making the journey more appealing and enjoyable for the public and wWe are also removing the cruise seats from Spirits I and II to provide a permanent movie cinema to further entertain our guests and make their journey more pleasurable.”
Melindy said that the Spirit of Tasmania is the gateway to starting a winter holiday in Tasmania which offers travellers a plethora of holiday styles, accommodation and activities to choose from, adding, picture yourself dining on succulent fresh Tasmanian seafood as the sunsets over the ocean or head for the mountains and relax with a glass of locally grown pinot noir while getting cosy by the warmth of an open fire in the privacy of your own alpine hut.
She added that you can enjoy the best Tasmanian produce including succulent grass-fed beef and lamb, full flavoured game meats, superb seafood including crayfish and oysters plucked fresh from the local waters and Tasmania also boasts world-acclaimed vintages of cool climate wines, pinot noir, chardonnay, sauvignon blanc and riesling, with private winery tours can be arranged to give you the personalised attention you deserve.
Explore the unique wilderness and wildlife by taking a short walk or get into the spirit of adventure with a five day trek. There are hundreds of amazing walking trails and many mountain paths and craggy peaks yearning to be discovered.
Maybe touring is more your style? Take a trip back in time on a steam loco or sit back, relax and enjoy the tranquillity of a luxurious river cruise.
And of course, with winter comes snow. So why not head for the slopes, put on your winter woollies and make your own white winter wonderland fun in the snow!
Melindy said the choice is your’s – your holiday can be as restful or adventurous as you like and Tasmania certainly does offer a unique holiday experience to people of all ages, adding, “And to help you get there Spirit of Tasmania is offering half price seats and cabins”.
“Passengers who utilise the winter sale will be able to enjoy the comfort of ocean view recliner seats for just $69 each way”.
To ensure you adn yoru clients get to experience the best Tasmania has on offer this winter call Spirit of Tasmania on 13 20 10 or visit www.spiritoftasmania.com.au
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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