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Resort spa incentive from Explore

Explore Holidays is offering travel consultants the opportunity to ‘earn’ up to five nights in Hua Hin Resort and Spa accommodation as part of a new sales incentive centred on two land-only packages.

Valid for sale until 31 May 2006, agents making five bookings at either the Evason Hua Hin Resort and Spa or its sister property, the five-star Evason Hideaway and Six Senses Spa, will automatically receive five nights’ free accommodation at the property where bookings have been made.

The incentive also allows agents to ‘build’ towards a two-centre Hua Hin stay, three bookings at one property and two at the other, enabling consultants to stay at both resort spas on a three and two night split.

The first of two Hua Hin packages is priced from $909 pp twin-share based on a ‘pay for five nights – stay up to 10’ offer at the Evason Hua Hin Resort & Spa plus three nights’ accommodation at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok.

The Evason Hideaway & Six Senses Spa offer starts at $1876 pp twin-share based on a ‘pay for five nights – stay seven’ offer at the Evason Hua Hin Resort & Spa plus three nights’ accommodation at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok.

Both offers include one free dinner for two while in Hua Hin, daily breakfast and room upgrade at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok, all transfers and three sightseeing tours.

These include a half-day Bangkok City & Temple program, a private River Kwai and Tiger Temple tour and a private tour of the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Markets.

Offers are valid for sale until 31 May 2006 and valid for travel from 23 April until 31 October 2006.

10 April 2006

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