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Jamaica
is a place
like no other
. Sure, it’
s got sun,
beautiful
beaches,
amazing
scenery
and the clear
Caribbean
Sea, but
like the island’
s famous
jerk chicken,
Jamaica
has more
flavour. Whether
it’s the friendliness
of the people,
the pumping
reggae
beat or the
brightly
painted shops,
signs and
boats; it’
s a unique
experience.
Add a dash
of pure Jamaican
rum, and
you’ve got
the
perfect party
island.
Seefor
yoursel
f 40 lucky
agents will
get the opportunity
to experience
Jamaica
first hand.
We’ve put
together
a
fun-packed
itinerary
based on
the leisure
products
sold through
the Kingston
gateway
. These highlight
the hotels
and attractions
of the Jamaican
capital and
the north
coast resort
of Ocho
Rios.
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lubW
orldSeveral
lucky agents
may also
win the opportunity
to experience
the service
their clients
enjoy in
British
Airways
Club World.
The Jamboree
departs
London
Gatwick
on 19 June
and returns
to the UK
on 24 June
2009.
Stay
on Agents
will be given
a special
add-on option
to remain
until 26 June
to relax
and explore
the South
Coast of
the island
while staying
at Sandals
Whitehouse.
How
toGo
To find out
how to win
a place on
this truly
unforgettable
trip, log
your sales
to Jamaica
on British
Airways
at
entries in
the draw
.
mail@visitjamaica.uk.com.
Agents who
make bookings
for travel
in June 2009
will have
double
For further
information,
visit www
.ttglive.com/jamaica
or www
.jamaicatravelspecialist.co.uk.
Participants
must be
over 18 with
valid travel
insurance
and a full
ten-year
European
Union passport.
You don’
t just visit
Jamaica,
you experience
it.
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