DoSomethingDifferent.com adds new Go City pass destinations
Trade specialist DoSomethingDifferent.com is now selling the complete portfolio of Go City passes worldwide.
It has added 10 new destinations for agents to book.
Go City Passes are mobile friendly tickets, giving access to the most popular attractions in city hot spots.
They provide savings of up to 50% compared to purchasing admission on the day.
Go City passes come in two options:
Explore Pass – which allows customers to choose the number of attractions (between 2 and 7) that they wish to visit over a 60-day period.
All-Inclusive Go City Pass – this allows customers to choose the number of days (between 1 and 10) to see as many attractions as they can, over the number of consecutive days they have chosen.
Annabel Cove, head of trade sales and marketing, said: “We’re excited to have expanded our product portfolio.”
“The Go City Passes include so many incredible things to see and do. Now, our trade partners can easily book them all, with one ticket at one price.
The new destinations now offered by DoSomethingDifferent.com with the Go City pass are:
Sydney
Texas
Sweden (Gothenburg and Stockholm)
Hong Kong
Singapore
Cancun
Vienna
Dublin
Hawaii (Oahu)
Bangkok
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