Travelmarvel flies with new earlybirds
Travelmarvel is offering a new round of earlybird deals on several Canada and Alaska packages, with savings ranging from $200 to $1000 per couple, but Bookings must be made by February 29.
The offers come with a re-issue of the Travelmarvel brochure this week, with savings of up to $1500 per couple, including earlybird airfare and Ocean-View stateroom upgrade still available until the December 14 deadline on the 21/28-day Rockies, Alaska Cruise and East Coast Highlights package (normal price from $9890/$10,890 per person including air).
The new February 29 offer on this 28 day package is an additional saving of $1000 per couple, on all departures.
Other new earlybird offers are: saving of $200 a couple on the 12/19-day Rockies Circle and Alaskan Cruise package (normal price from $5795/$7095 inc air); and saving of $400 a couple on the 13/20-day Rockies Marvel and Alaskan Cruise package (normal price from $5895/$7195).
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