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Agents offered chance to explora South America
South American eco-adventure operator explora is running a travel trade promotion, "Live it to Tell it", based on the theory that the best way to sell explora lodges to clients is for agents to immerse themselves in the experience personally.
Explora is offering discounted rates on their three explora lodges, Hotel Salto Chico in Patagonia Chile, Hotel de Larache in the Atacama Desert and Posada de Mike Rapu in Easter Island, for stays between April 15 and October 15.
The travel industry rate offered is USD240 per night per agent and USD290 per night per companion sharing the same room, with a minimum four-night stay – a discount of approximately 65% off the regular room rate for guests.
Rates include transfers from local airports to the lodge, three meals a day with open bar and daily explorations with guides and equipment, including horses, vehicles and boats.
Contact the Australian sales manager Ximena Zamora on [email protected] and include you IATA number with your enquiry.
Ian Jarrett
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