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Funway partners California destinations for campaign Juliet Dennis
Funway Holidays is offering agents the chance to win a holiday in northern California as part of a joint marketing campaign with three destinations in the US state. The ‘Sip & Ski 365’ campaign
involves posts on Facebook and Twitter, advertising and PR, weekly mailshots, shop window flyers and promotions via Funway’s sales team, who will be visiting travel agencies nationwide. Agents have the chance to win a Sip & Ski experience, which includes return economy flights with United Airlines, three nights
in Sonoma Wine County, three nights in Californian capital Sacramento and three nights in South Lake Tahoe, as well as activities and car hire. Entries can be made at
sipandski365.co.uk. Funway has created itineraries specifically for the campaign,
County, Sacramento, South Lake Tahoe and United Airlines on the campaign, which runs until July 10. Rebecca Evans, marketing
executive at Funway Holidays, said: “California holds something truly special for all visitors and this campaign highlights its appeal – 365 days a year.” Prices lead in at £1,069 for a nine-night Culinary Sip & Ski Fly-Drive. Aimed at food lovers, it includes three nights in each of the three US regions, plus flights.
funway4agents.co.uk
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focusing on culinary experiences, family trips and outdoor adventures. It is partnering with Sonoma
Win a fam trip to Presley’s heartland with Newmarket Newmarket Holidays has launched a competition to win a fam trip to the US. The operator is offering three places on the Elvis Presley’s Memphis, New Orleans & Nashville trip. To enter, agents must answer this question: What is the name of Elvis’s home? Answers to travelagents@newmarketholidays.
co.uk by closing date of July 31.
newmarketholidays.co.uk
Sunvil slashes late-sale prices to Samos by 42% Sunvil Holidays is offering savings
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travelweekly.co.uk — 28 May 2015
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