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Aussie operator’s deal offers 50% off Tassie Tour.
Australian Wilderness Tours, Australia’s leading operators of genuine, small group, upmarket on road tours and 4WD safaris, in partnership with TasTravel and Tas Temptations have announced an amazing offer of 50% off the second passenger on their Wilderness Tasmania 7 day/6 night tour.
The tour visits Launceston, Cradle Mountain, Stanley, Corinna, Strahan, New Norfolk and Hobart and while the tour departs all year round, this offer is valid for packages booked and paid in full by 31 August 2006 for travel from 1 June 2006 to 31 October 2006.
The full price is $2,490 per person, but the second person only pays $1,245, giving a saving of $1,245 across two passengers and with full commmission, but bookings must be in two’s to receive the discount.
Ralph Clissold, MD of AWT said, “There is no better way to experience Tasmania, a land of rugged, ancient adventure and inspiring beauty than on an all year round Australian Wilderness Tours Experience”.
Details can be found at: http://www.tastravel.com.au/great_deals
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