Frequent Virgin Club
– even more rewarding
Choosing Virgin Holidays has We’ve created the Frequent Virgin Club with one thing in mind – to make
always been the best way to
your holiday that much more enjoyable with special benefits and offers
exclusive to you.
start your holiday. Become
a member of the Frequent
You’ll get a 5% discount every time you book directly with Virgin Holidays
and you can choose from one of these fab COMPLIMENTARY benefits:**
Virgin Club* and every time
• Sit back, relax and travel to and from your UK airport in style with a private
you travel, we’ll make it a
car transfer
We love travel and we love it even more
touch more rewarding. • Start your holiday early with an overnight stay in an airport hotel
when we’re giving something back. With your
• Enjoy the convenience of up to 16 days’ airport parking
support, we are helping disadvantaged young
That’s just the start of it. As a Frequent Virgin Club member, you can enjoy
people by creating life changing opportunities
even more great benefits such as COMPLIMENTARY car upgrades at many
at home and abroad.
destinations, extra special treats at selected hotels and other exclusive
member offers.
Through our charity partners
*
we make a
difference to hundreds of young people’s lives
Virtually Irresistible! each year. Here are just a few of their stories:
To find out how you can become a part of the Frequent Virgin Club and enjoy
so much more, visit
virginholidays.co.uk/fvc
*To join the Frequent Virgin Club we ask you to book a minimum of 2 holidays within a 4-year period with a total spend of £6,000 or more.
All bookings must be made direct with Virgin Holidays. **Minimum spend and terms and conditions apply to membership, benefits, discounts
and offers. Frequent Virgin Club benefits cannot be combined with any other offer, discount or promotion. Visit
virginholidays.co.uk/fvc
Tobago London, UK Grenada
From pupil to fi sh farmer From student to charity fundraiser From dress maker to degree student
Thanks to our support, Amswell, a student at One of three children, Helen from London, Maxine’s home, the enchanting Caribbean
Speyside High School in Tobago has learned has been in foster care for the past 10 island of Grenada, is a great place to live, but
fish farming. This skill will not only help him years. A visit to Kenya in February 2009 educational opportunities are limited. Thanks
make a career for himself but also protect boosted her confidence and showed her to a scholarship from Virgin Holidays, Maxine
wild fish stocks and the beautiful coral reefs another side of life. She is now working is now studying for a degree in Tourism
around his island home. with other students to raise funds for the Management at the University of Florida.
Lavenda Springs project in Kenya.
Help us to make a difference
50p per adult of every holiday we sell already goes to causes like these. To help even more, you can
opt for a hotel that supports the local community and helps protect the environment. Look out for
the bronze, silver and gold Travelife** – Sustainability in Tourism awards throughout the brochure.
This shows you which hotels are taking a lead in looking after their staff, their community and
the environment.
Questions, comments, ideas? Contact us at:
responsible.business@virginholidays.com
* The Travel Foundation, The Branson School for Entrepreneurship, The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism
Association Education Foundation, Lavenda Springs UK and Dreams Come True.
** Travelife is a scheme set up by the Federation of Tour Operators. For more information,
see
www.its4travel.com
For our most up-to-date prices visit
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