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shopping: usa
“Travel agents can earn commissions on 185 exciting
Shop America tours in 40 cities. The popular Shop & Shuttle tours include round trip transportation and VIP shopping discounts with daily services in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles and Orlando”
ROSEMARY MCCORMICK, PRESIDENT, SHOP AMERICA ALLIANCE
Tourism talk “Shopping holidays are increasingly popular now that the pound is again strengthening against the dollar and there are even better
bargains to be had! City breaks are a great way to package up fl ights and accommodation with a visit to the outlet malls and are the perfect break in the run-up to Christmas or for a girly getaway.” Philippa Westwood, Marketing Manager America As You Like It “LA has great designer shopping in Rodeo Drive and Roberston Avenue, or quirkier fi nds in Melrose Avenue. We recommend Settlers’ Green Outlet Village in North Conway. It’s the largest tax-free factory outlet in New Hampshire, with names like Nike, Timberland and Toys R Us.” Alice Nevins-Ramessur, USA Product Development Executive, Virgin Holidays
Where to book it AMERICA AS YOU LIKE IT – 020 8742 8299
A four-night ‘Girlfriend Getaway’ Shop & Spa package starts from £1245pp including fl ights, four nights at Radisson Blu Mall of America, a coupon book and a spa treatment.
americaasyoulikeit.com VIRGIN HOLIDAYS – 0844 557 3933 Three nights in Philadelphia is £795pp, including scheduled fl ights from Heathrow and B&B accommodation at the three-star Hampton
Inn Philadelphia City Center.
vhols4agents.co.uk SHOP AMERICA TOURS– 0845 928 4000 The shop & Shuttle (Woodbury Common Premium Outlets) tour package costs $49pp and takes shoppers on a round-trip to this 220-store designer outlet located one hour north of New York for savings of 25% to 65%.
shopamericatours.com •
Top: Beverly Hills, Los Angeles - famous for designer shopping street Rodeo Drive; Seattle’s Pike Place market.
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