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Center Parcs to be bookable via lastminute.com
Lastminute.com claims to have become the first online travel company to offer Center Parcs holidays on its website.
The online retailer will offer breaks at the four UK villages in Cumbria, Nottinghamshire, Suffolk and Wiltshire.
Center Parcs sales and marketing director Colin Whaley said: “Our partnership with lastminute.com obviously reflects the growing importance of the internet as way for our guests to book their short breaks.
“We have lots of new and exciting developments across all of our UK villages and we are delighted to be able to showcase them through lastminute.com.”
Rates start at £219 per double room for two people for a three-night weekend break and £229 per double room for two people for a four night mid-week break at Elveden Village Lakeview Hotel.
Villa/Lodge accommodation starts at £349 for a weekend break for four to six people at Sherwood Forest.
Lastminute.com managing director John Bevan said: “We are thrilled to be the first and only online agent to offer Center Parks in the UK.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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