Tempo Holidays releases Winter Earlybird airfares
Tempo Holidays has followed the launch of its Winter in Europe brochure with the release of seasonal Earlybird economy airfares with Emirates.
These Earlybird airfares are valid for travel October 4, 07 to February 29, 08 and start from $1863 based on low season ex BNE/MEL/SYD.
Sales and ticketing completion is required by August 31 and a blackout period from December 14, 07 to January 20, 08 applies.
Twenty-two destinations are covered by Emirates, including two new destinations Venice and Newcastle.
Tempo Holidays’ General Manager Sales and Marketing, Mark Johnson said the Earlybird fares were gross selling prices, commissionable at 8 per cent and inclusive of fuel and security surcharges.
“There is very strong interest in Winter in Europe itineraries which will be boosted by these Earlybirds,” he said.
Contact: Agents call 1300 362 844 or email to [email protected]
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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