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Club Med extends early booking deal
Wednesday, 28 Feb, 2006
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Club Med has extended a £100 ‘early booking bonus’ for summer 2006 by two weeks.
The offer, originally due to expire tomorrow (February 28), has been extended until March 15 giving a saving of £100 per adult and £50 a child.
Head of sales Steve O’Loughlin claimed: “We have had a hugely successful start to our summer 2006 bookings, with bookings up by over 50% compared to this time in 2005.
“We hope that the extension to the Early Booking Bonus will add to this success and demonstrate our commitment to providing good value, quality holidays for our customers”.
The discount applies to all villages featured in the main summer 2006 brochure, except for cruise holidays on board the ship Club Med 2.
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