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More than just a holiday‌.
PASSPORT JUNE 2010
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We would like to introduce you to ‘Passport’ which will be a regular feature from us, giving you tips and ideas of twincentre holidays with exclusive value-added offers which we have negotiated on your behalf, and interesting tips on what is ‘hot’ at the moment. In this edition of ‘Passport’, we look at Bangkok after the recent incidents and tell you why you should sell the Riverside and Sukhumvit areas. We also review Bangkok and Thai beach combinations with unbeatable value added offers for the perfect summer holiday. These ideas may help when your customers are looking for advice and alternative options for their holiday choice to Asia. We further suggest regional city breaks en-route to Koh Samui, Phuket and /or Krabi stopping in Singapore, Hong Kong and/or Kuala Lumpur. Easy hints for flight options are included, and special value-added offers when choosing such combinations. A large section of this edition is dedicated to Indo-China, and looking at some great combinations, both for first time visitors to the region and the more discerning traveller. Multi-country experiences and touring highlights, with optional beach extensions for the relaxation element at the end of the holiday are included. Spoilt for choice, we also focus on Malaysia & Sri Lanka sightseeing highlights and beach/holiday combinations. We end with a fantastic offer for luxury all- inclusive stays in the Maldives. SO, explore ‘Passport’ with our tips and suggestions. Remember we are always here to help with the advice you may need and tailor-making itineraries to your individual needs. Enjoy!........
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Bangkok, 20 June 2010 Dear Reader, There has been widespread media coverage of the recent upheaval in Bangkok, leading many observers to question whether it is safe to travel to Thailand. It is important to bear in mind that the demonstrations happened in a very small section of Bangkok, albeit a high profile area, which I happen to live in. At no time did I feel threatened or intimidated by the protestors; in fact they went out of their way to be especially friendly to foreigners. As in any country where there are conflicts, common sense tells you to keep away from potential flashpoints. In our view, it is perfectly safe to visit Thailand and take advantage of the numerous special offers being promoted to stimulate travel to this wonderful country which has so many rich experiences for visitors. As Diethelm Travel, we are committed to servicing our partners needs 24 hours a day. We continue to look for innovative ways to improve our service, while remaining committed to always moving forward. Our mission is to meet and strive to exceed the expectations of our customers and partners. Sincerely yours,
Richard R. Brouwer Chief Operating Officer Diethelm Travel Group
Bangkok, known to Thais as ―Krung Thep‖ (the City of Angels) is a truly exciting and colourful destination. This amazing city has something to offer everyone and provides a unique experience to all who visit. Like most cities, there are several recommended areas to stay, but for peace and relaxation, the riverside is the place to be. At the heart of historic Bangkok and where many of the magical temples and attractions are located, you will find landmarks such as the Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) and the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) on your doorstep.
Opting for a more modern area, Sukhumvit offers upcoming and trendy places to stay. There are plenty of urbane and sophisticated bars and restaurants to keep you entertained and what this area may lack in spiritual attractions it makes up for in shopping and entertainment venues. Being the longest road in Thailand, there is a never ending supply of both local and cosmopolitan restaurants with somewhere new and different to try around every corner where you will typically mix with the new breed of fashionable (hi-so) Thais. Hours can be spent exploring this area including alternative attractions such as the Thailand Creative & Design Centre, Asia's first design learning and resource facility, established to foster the country's creativity and inspire innovative ideas among design professionals and entrepreneurs. For a more traditional insight, visit Kamthieng House, a stilted rice farmer’s teak house transported from Chiang Mai to Bangkok in 1964. With a collection of everyday agricultural and domestic items, this depicts the traditional lives of ordinary local people. Other attractions include Benjasiri Park if you’re looking for respite from a day’s shopping and for families a visit to the Museum of Science & Planetarium should not be missed.
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Going back to Basics Bangkok provides some of the most amazing historical palaces and temples which should not be missed including the unforgettable Grand Palace and Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun). The riverside provides much of the historical essence of the city and with an evening dinner cruise one can gain a truly memorable experience. Bangkok also has attractions to offer the more adventurous traveller and those looking for something a little different. One option is to take a cycling trip to the jungle area of Bang Kra Jao, located a short distance from bustling Sukhumvit. This extraordinary place can only be reached by boat as no bridges span this part of the river. It is home to many local communities which have maintained a traditional lifestyle that can be seen firsthand on this trip. Alternatively, just 20 kms north of the city along the Chao Praya River lies the island of Koh Kret. It’s definitely another world in comparison to Bangkok despite the close vicinity and retains much of its rustic village charms. Here one can see the famous craftsmanship of the local Mon people and witness their skills in pottery. No cars are allowed on the island so this is a great opportunity to take your time and interact with the local villages. For those looking for a bargain, head to Pratunam, MBK, China Town, Chatuchak Weekend Market and Suan Lum Night Bazaar, which are some of the best markets available in Bangkok. Wondering around these exotic markets also offers a great experience even if you’re not looking to purchase any goods!
Centara Grand at Central World This city resort features 505 luxurious rooms and suites, located within the central business district of Bangkok. The hotel features 9 restaurants and bars including ―The Red Sky Bar‖ - the place to be every night for drinks before or after a sumptuous dinner on the roof. Our partners at Central World have created the following fantastic deal for you: • Stay 2 / Pay 1 – no maximum free nights! • Breakfast included for all nights • Up to 2 children, stay and eat breakfast for free when sharing existing bedding in Deluxe World room • Valid for stays up to September 2010 Centara Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai Located in the heart of downtown Chiang Mai and 10 minutes from the international airport, Centara Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai is ideally placed for exploring the charms of this ancient city and it’s Night Bazaar. The hotel features 507 spacious guestrooms and suites. Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Krabi Sitting majestically within its own private bay the resort has 192 ocean facing rooms and villas to offer. With its stunning beach and extensive range of facilities the resort appeals to couples and families alike.
Valid up to 31 October 2010 • 2 for 1 at a minimum of 4 nights paid stay • Stay 7 nights and enjoy a welcome dinner • The baht bonanza applies • Kids eat Free breakfast • Second room for Children is 50% • All Summer Free upgrades • From 01 November, 10% discount on contract rates Click HERE for details Centara Grand Beach Resort Phuket Located at the most secluded area of Karon Beach, this five-star beach resort offers luxury service and facilities with a direct access to the beach. All of the 262 spacious rooms and villas face the bay and feature a private balcony with beautiful views (Opening – October 2010) Bhundari Spa Resort & Villas Samui, A Centara Resort From its vantage Chaweng, the panoramas and deluxe rooms and terrace or patio.
point on a hill overlooking resort offers wonderful 124 Southern-Thai style villas with their own private
Centara Sawaddi Patong Resort Phuket
With its central location this 148 fullyappointed rooms and suites resort is only a short walk away to the vibrancy of Patong where one will find shopping, dining and entertainment experiences.
Centara Grand Beach Resort Samui Centara Grand Beach Resort Samui is a 5-star property designed in a low-rise colonial architectural style with its own extensive landscape and direct access to the fine sand of Chaweng Beach. Each of the 203 rooms has an ocean view and its own private balcony.
Our Partners at Hilton International manage some of the finest properties in Asia. The Hilton hotels offer free dinners throughout Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Thailand! Combine a city with the beach and experience the Hilton cuisine at each hotel. Valid up to 31 March 2011
Millennium Hilton Bangkok Located on the river, the hotel boasts sweeping city views and river views from very room. The hotel has several restaurants, a terrace on the riverside, shuttle boats to the city piers and a great infinity pool and beach deck, gym, sauna and jacuzzi. And in the evenings, the 360 degrees bar is the perfect place to view the nightlights of the City of Angels!
Stay 2 nights in Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur and Stay 5 nights in Hua Hin or Phuket (minimum 7 nights) Receive: 1 welcome dinner in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur When in Bangkok, receive daily dinner 5 nights buffet dinner in Hua Hin or Phuket Promotion is valid for stays up to 31 March 2011 and has to be booked before 30 September 2010. Supplement charged during Gala Dinners. Not applicable during Singapore Grand Prix 2010.
Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa
This stunning resort is set in 75 acres of lush tropical gardens, close to the sandy Karon Beach. Bored with the pool? Book an excursion to James Bond Island or discover history in Phuket Town.
Hilton Hua Hin Resort & Spa Enjoy of the Gulf of Thailand from your private balcony. The hotel is located in the heart of the royal town of Hua Hin and just 2 and a half hours from Bangkok. Hua Hin offers a nice night-market and excellent golf opportunities. Doubletree by Hilton, Kuala Lumpur This brand new hotel is located in the heart of KL and is the perfect place for your dream vacation. Over 150 specialty shops are at your feet and World class golf courses are nearby. Visit China Town, Little India or dozens of other unique Kuala Lumpur attractions. Hilton Kuala Lumpur Located right above the station of the airport train link, the Hilton is the ideal place to stay and experience vibrant Kuala Lumpur. The hotel features excellent guestrooms, several restaurants, recreational facilities and an holistic spa. Conrad Centennial Singapore The hotel is located in the heart of Singapore's liveliest and largest business, historical, cultural and shopping districts of Marina Bay, Millenia Walk and Suntec Singapore. The hotel offers 507 exquisitely furnished rooms, all with panoramic views of the city and bay. Hilton Singapore Ideally located for an active stay in Singapore. With Orchard Road on your doorstep, prepare for a shopping spree on the Lion City’s best retail avenue. The Night Safari is still ever popular as well as Sentosa Island and the new Singapore casinos.
How about mixing up a Thai beach holiday with exploring a world city such as Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong? Just like Bangkok, these three dynamic metropolises are very well connected to Thailand’s major beach destinations Koh Samui, Phuket and Krabi. By stopping in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong on the way to or from the beach, you will be able to enjoy the cosmopolitan flair, vibrancy and curiosities of these world cities. We have looked at city and beach combinations that will make your heart miss a beat. These fantastic arrangements can of course be mixed and matched as you wish. Koh Samui, Phuket and Krabi can be accessed directly with the following airlines:
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Multi-faceted Kuala Lumpur & exciting Phuket Kuala Lumpur is a city of delightful contrasts - a combination of modern cosmopolitan, sophistication and lingering old world charm. It is a truly fitting background for its happy mix of Malays, Chinese, Indians and other races. Phuket, offers a wide range of resorts and recreational activities that are suitable for young and old, making this combination perfect for active travellers and families. The island is easily accessible with daily flights by Malaysia Airlines and Thai Airways from Kuala Lumpur.
Retail heaven Singapore & breathtaking Krabi Enjoy the crystal clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea lapping against the white powder sand beaches and limestone rocks of Krabi after a city break in exciting Singapore. While Singapore has it all; the malls, the casinos and entertainment parks, Krabi province celebrates nature at its best. Couples and travellers who seek pure relaxation, but still do not want to miss out on cosmopolitan flair, can fly daily from Singapore to Krabi with Tiger Airways. Vibrant Hong Kong & rejuvenating Koh Samui Hong Kong is Asia’s metropolis. During your next trip to Koh Samui you can connect via Hong Kong and explore this vibrating city. You will find an endless array of things to see and do on Hong Kong Island, in Kowloon and the New Territories. If afterwards you are longing for some gentle pampering and nurturing of body and soul, Koh Samui is the perfect place to get spoiled at one of Thailand’s renowned luxury resorts. This combination of Chinese energy and Thai serenity is made possible by Bangkok Airways who flies Hong Kong - Samui daily.
Our partners at Starwood Hotels & Resorts offer a free upgrade at 13 properties throughout Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand and Hong Kong. Click here for more info on hotels participating, some black-out dates and the room types available. Book by 31 Oct 2010 and stay up to 31 March 2011. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. is one of the leading hotel and leisure companies in the world with 1000 properties in over 100 countries. Starwood Hotels operates the following internationally renowned brands: St. Regis, The Luxury Collection, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, Westin Hotels & Resorts, Four Points by Sheraton, W Hotels, Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts and the recently announced Aloft and Element hotels. Le Meridien Khao Lak A hidden paradise set at the edge of a far blue sea and close to untouched forests, fringed by seven miles of pristine beach . Whether it is a deluxe room or a residential villa, the resort offers an indulgent experience for everyone.
W Retreat Koh Samui – open Aug ‘10 Sunshine, spice, and everything nice – like swaying hammocks, epicurean tastings, turquoise water, and pristine beaches. Resplendent with charm, W Retreat Koh Samui is the epitome of a tropical retreat, a heavenly haven in the Gulf of Thailand.
Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket Located within an exclusive enclave on the idyllic north west coast of Phuket Island, the Sheraton Grande Laguna is one of five luxury resorts that enjoys the pristine beauty of the deep water lagoons and white sandy beaches of Bang Tao Bay. Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers This luxury hotel is located beside the mighty Chao Phraya River in the heart of Bangkok. The award-winning Hotel & Towers is renowned for refined luxury and exceptional service, ensuring an unforgettable stay for all guests. Le Meridien Angkor
The closest Siem Reap hotel to the temples of Angkor Wat, Le MÊridien Angkor puts guests just footsteps from the most legendary sites of ancient Cambodia—from the spectacular stone faces at Bayon to the ruins of Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm. Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa Offering an ocean view from each of its 284 rooms, Sheraton Nha Trang marries an alluring destination with a host of innovative facilities designed to appeal to leisure travellers. A fullservice spa, health club and outdoor pool invite total relaxation. Sheraton Singapore Hotel & Towers
Sheraton Towers Singapore is a hotel of timeless style and grace. From the elegant furnishings, delicate presentation of culinary experience to warm, discreet service, the hotel believes in pampering its guests with the comfort, that they are accustomed to at home.
Culture vulture Everyone has heard of Angkor Wat, but those keen on architecture, archeology and scenery will love our selection of world heritage choices in Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. Using our expert local knowledge we can add in some less well-known and visited temples or sites to enhance your stay. A new flight connecting Hanoi and Yangon will appeal to those looking to tailor make their own tour.
Avoiding the rain 1) Fly via Singapore or KL to Malaysia and Borneo, which are just perfect weather-wise at the moment and open up exciting touring, adventure and beach options as well as almost unlimited onward flight connections throughout the region. 2) Fly via Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh to Central Vietnam (Hoi An, Danang, Nha Trang) for a fascinating beach and culture holiday, not to mention the wonderful Vietnamese food. 3) With the wettest months ended and showers passing quickly over the low-lying islands, head for the paradise islands of the Maldives via Colombo; the perfect holiday combination of discovery, culture and scenery joining with romance, white sand beaches and superb diving.
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Family Style School holiday are approaching and for those who have not yet planned, we have some great ideas. Beginning in Singapore with its world renowned day and night zoos and Sentosa dolphins or KL’s Jurong bird park, fly direct to the heart of Borneo for some serious family adventure. Sabah (KK) and Sarawak (Kuching) can offer pristine beaches and snorkeling, overnight stays in tribal longhouses, rainforest walks, wildlife experiences and close encounters with the cute and wonderfully amusing orang-utan in a sanctuary. Retail Therapy If you think, you may miss the retail therapy of Thailand, do not worry. Away from impersonalized malls, our personal favorites for shopping around the region are Hanoi, Colombo and Ho Chi Minh.
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Southeast Asia Lying east of India and south of China, Southeast Asia comprises of the former French colonies of Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam along with Myanmar (formerly Burma and part of British India until 1937) as well as Malaysia & Thailand. This vast area has a wealth to offer. Due to increasing access to these destinations, new and exciting holiday options are arising either as country combinations or as individual destinations in themselves. Previously very reliant on Thailand and flights to Thailand, the surrounding countries are now increasingly easier to reach by long-haul flight direct, or with a stop-over in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore. We have researched some airline schedules for you and include a detailed list of flights direct from Europe or South Africa into Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar and Laos. There are many other possibilities, but we trust that this document shows that Southeast Asia is increasingly accessible!
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Vietnam Journey Vietnam is an assault on the senses yet travelling through the country is a delight with more than enough to keep you occupied for 2 to 3 weeks. The cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are both chaotic and captivating but if you prefer to enjoy the countryside and beaches, head for the central region which has plenty to offer. If the sound of surf, scenic outlying islands and exotic seafood beckon, then spend a couple of days on the beaches at Nha Trang before continuing north to the ancient trading port of Hoi An and the ancient Imperial capital of Hue. Feel like some exercise in-between relaxing on Hoi An’s beaches, then optionally join in a leisurely 4 days cycling tour through the bucolic paddy fields and villages around Hoi An, a stretch along the stunning coastline past fishing villages to Cua Dai beach and peddling round the Royal citadel in Hue. The tour ends in Hanoi with its vibrant Old Quarter and city in October 2010 is celebrating a 1000 year anniversary!
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Myanmar Waterways Without doubt the best kept secret in Asia, Myanmar is enchanting country never failing to charm those who visit. The centre around Bagan and Mandalay receives far less rainfall than the rest of the country and so Jul-Sept is a wonderful time to visit if you love fewer tourists, lush green scenery and a magical light. Accessed directly from Singapore and KL, Yangon remains unchanged over the years with magnificent colonial buildings, tropical parks and lakes, colourful markets, golden pagodas and spectacularly dominating everything is the truly captivating Shwedagon Pagoda. Next stop is Bagan, one of the richest archaeological and historical sites in Asia, with more than 2,000 pagodas and temples set in a vast plain beside the legendary Ayeyarwaddy River. After exploring the temples by car, bicycle or horse drawn carriage, embark on a memorable 1 night cruise onboard a comfortable boat down the Ayeyarwaddy River to Mandalay. Mandalay, the last Royal capital is the cultural heart of Myanmar and where inside the monasteries, it is still possible to see claret robbed monks line up with their lacquer bowls receiving alms.
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Laos and neighboring heritage highlights
For those who do not like the idea of a fly and flop holiday but enjoy discovering world heritage monuments, dramatic scenery and the lay back café culture of Indo-Chine, this tour will surely appeal. Starting in Hanoi, drive to Halong Bay for an overnight boat journey in this area of outstanding natural beauty. Halong meaning ―dragon descending to the sea‖ in Vietnamese is an unbelievably picturesque bay of more than 3,000 limestone islets rising from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. Opportunities for swimming, kayaking or learning taichi are offered as well sublime seafood. Returning to Hanoi, a short flight brings you to Luang Prabang in Laos. Isolated for centuries from the rest of SE Asia, this former royal capital encircled by mountains and lying at the confluence of the Mekong and Khan River, is heady mix of shimmering gold temple roofs, crumbling French colonial architecture, lines of alms collecting saffron robbed monks and Hmong tribal people shopping in local markets. Needing no introduction as a world heritage site, the ruins of the ancient city of Angkor, capital of the Khmer kingdom from 802 until 1295 A.D. are undoubtedly one of the world's greatest marvels.
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Hidden Treasures of Kota Kinabalu
The island of Borneo is well-known for it’s rich tribal cultures and biodiversity, which this trip tries to display. We arrive in Kota Kinabalu, in the province of Sabah - a city rebuilt after the second World War. Discover the city and it’s history with a guided walking tour. A visit to the Mari Mari cultural village gives a good insight to Sabah’s Indiginous Tribes’ culture, art and architecture. We continue to the Klias Wetlands and visit the mangrove forest in search of it’s odd nosed inhabitant: the Proboscis Monkey. A trip to Gaya Island – the largest marine park of Sabah, makes this Borneo trip complete. After a trek through lush tropical forest, there is time for swimming and snorkeling . And if you wish to stay longer – there are plenty opportunities to add on a stay on one of the beautiful beaches in the area.
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Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa - Borneo Pay 4 – Stay 5 Nights Pay 5 – Stay 7 Nights • Validity for all markets until 17th Dec 10 • Rates are based on general contract rates and bonus can not be combined with other discounts or offers • Breakfast on free nights is charged More info – click here.
Pangkor Island Beach Resort Pay 4 - Stay 5 Nights Pay 7 – Stay 9 Nights Pay 12 - Stay 15 Nights • Validity for European markets until 31 Oct 10 • Breakfast on free nights is charged More info – click here.
Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort Pay 6 – Stay 7 Nights • Validity for European markets until 31 Mar 11 (close out dates apply) • Applicable for all room types • Rates applies as per general Tariff and only for individual bookings • Breakfast on free nights is charged. More info – click here.
Sri Lanka Marco Polo described Sri Lanka as "the finest island of its size in the world". We also agree and think that no other country in the world can offer such an incredible variety of simply everything; the island truly has something to offer to everyone. In a short but action packed 6 day tour it is possible to drop in at an elephant orphanage, go bird-watching or spot a leopard on a wildlife safari, visit incredible world heritage sites of rock fortresses, Buddhist cave paintings and ancient capitals, take a train through the extremely picturesque hill country and tea plantations, enjoy pilgrimage sites and botanical gardens, wander around a living fortified city and city bazaars, see mythical sites, relax on wonderful pristine beaches and eat exotic cuisine. With their infectious smiles and willingness to please, the Sri Lankans make perfect hosts. In addition to our extremely comprehensive 6 day tour, we are pleased to offer a shorter 4 day tour centered around the north and central part of the island for those with less time.
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The Blue Water Hotel (*****), Wadduwa Offering spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, The Blue Water, Wadduwa nestles amongst wild coconut groves. Wadduwa is a town situated in the western coast of Sri Lanka about 35km south of Colombo. It's a very popular tourist attraction in Sri Lanka, with golden beaches that would enchant anybody in the world. Click here for some special summer rates!
Serendib Hotel (***), Bentota The hotel is located in Bentota; one of the finest beaches along the South Coast of Sri Lanka. It is themed on a Dutch village by Sri Lanka’s worldfamous architect, Geoffrey Bawa. Hotel Serendib offers restaurant and bars.
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Club Hotel Dolphin (***+), Waikkal At Club Hotel Dolphin, there's fun for the whole family! Catch some sun, games in the activity pool, sports, horse-riding or theme shows, or just kick back and lounge by the poolside and treat yourself to a massage at the Pavilion Spa. At Club Hotel Dolphin, fun is a guarantee, and you're never left short of excitement. Club Hotel Dolphin has a total of 148 Deluxe Rooms, Chalets & Suites, several restaurant and bar areas and other facilities such as Discotheque, Business Centre with Internet Kiosk and a well equipped Gym. Click here for some special summer rates!
Maldives
The Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa, Maldives features 112 suites & villas – ranging from beachfront to over-water accommodation. The hotel features a variety of dining options, pools, recreation activities, Sports and Fitness facilities, bar and lounges with nightly entertainment, SPA Cenvaree, and a Kids Club. Valid up to 31 October 2010 • A special Half-Board Promotional Offer • A reduced All-Inclusive Rate Click here for more information
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