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“Desperate Housewives? Yoga on the road? Motorcycle tours?”
Wednesday, 21 Aug, 2006
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Three Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts in North America introduced those catchy packages. They include:
- “Desperate Housewife” packages named after the popular television show at the chain’s Whistler property in British Columbia includes Beauty Boot Camps and spa treatments. It’s designed for women who are “desperate” to get away from work and families. Prices start at US$325.
- The Hyatt Regency San Francisco’s “YogaAway” is a simple kit to use yoga programs in the privacy of a hotel room. The cost is $6.99 per use.
- The Five-Diamond Pan Pacific Vancouver’s “Hit the Road” package is an offer of a Harley-Davidson Sportster to explore the area’s natural beauty. Available year-round, rates start at $389.
Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts properties include 22 hotels in 11 countries.
Report by David Wilkening
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