Trafalgar offers bonus accommodation on CostSaver America tours
Trafalgar is offering a free pre or post tour night’s accommodation and airport transfer to travellers who book a Trafalgar CostSaver America tour by 28 April 2006.
The special offer is valued at up to $312 per couple and is valid for travel for the entire 2006 touring season.
To qualify for the bonus, travellers can book either of Trafalgar’s two fantastic, great value itineraries.
Trafalgar’s CostSaver holidays in America are:
The 14-day American West Adventure (priced from $2380 per person, twin share, land only) which visits Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Solvang, Santa Inez Valley, Carmel, Monterey, San Francisco, Yosemite, Mammoth Lakes, Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Sedona, Phoenix and San Diego. Departures are available from 17 May to 20 December 2006.
The 14-day Grand Tour of Eastern USA & Canada (priced from $2725 per person, twin share, land only) explores New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C.; Corning; Niagara Falls; Toronto; Ottawa; Montreal; Quebec and Boston. Departures are available from 21 May to 1 October 2006.
Trafalgar’s CostSaver America and Canada holidays include: accommodation in Moderate First Class and First Class hotels; sightseeing; the services of a professional tour director and driver; touring by air conditioned coach; many meals including breakfasts daily and airport transfers.
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 more details visit the website www.trafalgar.com, email [email protected] or see your local travel agent
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