Win a holiday to Europe!
Adventure World is offering agents a chance to win a G.A.P Europe trip for two when a Europe trip from the new Europe 2008/2009 brochure is booked between October 20 and November 30.
They are also offering a ten percent discount on a range of G.A.P Adventures Europe itineraries for consumers.
The offer applies to more than 80 departures from over 26 European countries for travel until August 30, 2009.
Prices now start from $863 per person for an eight day “Greek Island Sailing†package starting in Athens and sailing to Mykonos.
Another option is the longer 12-day “Spain and Portugal Sampler†now priced at $1,466 per person.
Prices include transport, accommodation and some meals. Inclusions vary depending on the itinerary. Local payments apply.
The deals must be booked before November 30.
Call Adventure World on 1300-363-055 or visit www.adventuredirect.com.au
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