The best deal to Europe in years!
Trafalgar has released a deal described by Managing Director Paul Wiseman as the best earlybird deal available in years.
Trafalgar’s hot new Qantas/British Airways deal is selling from just $1883 per person (ex Sydney, tax inclusive) for travel during May (departing before 27th May). Plus, travellers receive up to $500 off per couple on their land content with Trafalgar’s A Day on the House deal.
Paul Wiseman said, “This is an amazing deal. There are often low fares for travel to Europe in winter; but May is peak holiday season for Australians. To get an airfare below $2000 including taxes, plus a free night accommodation in Europe is incredible.
“Europe is spectacular in Spring. The weather is warm and festivals are in full swing. I recommend travellers wanting to take advantage of this great deal book early because it is sure to sell out.”
A Day on the House
Book a Trafalgar tour of 10 days or more in conjunction with return Earlybird flights with Qantas or British Airways and receive one night free twin share accommodation preceding your tour in London or any other tour gateway city plus a free transfer from the airport to the hotel.
Trafalgar’s 2006 Europe and Britain program features over 100 meticulously planned itineraries in five different styles: Europe Discoveries, Free and Easy, Europe at Leisure, Regional Europe and Europe Experiences.
On a Trafalgar holiday all the organisational hassles are taken care of, so you can truly relax and enjoy the experience with your friendly fellow travellers. A knowledgeable tour director will introduce the history, customs and culture of each exciting destination; ensuring you don’t miss any of the hidden delights. It really is a case of “Dream. Pack. And leave…the rest to us”
For a copy of Trafalgar’s 2006 Europe & Britain Book or for more details visit the website www.trafalgar.com or see your local travel agent.
To get the latest deals from Trafalgar and other leading companies visit www.travelsneakpeeks.com
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