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Early booking 2007 Florida brochure launched
Virgin Holidays claims to have frozen prices at this year’s levels on “selected” holidays in a 2007 early booking Florida brochure.
A week in Orlando at the Masters inn at Maingate including Virgin Atlantic flights and car hire starts at £499 per person.
The operator has introduced a lowest price guarantee for the first time. If customers can find a lower price by April 30, 2006 for the same holiday flying direct with any scheduled or charter airline by any ABTA or ATOL registered operator, Virgin will match it, the company said.
The programme offers up to £200 off prices for teenagers and at selected destinations the first child is £299, representing a saving of up to £300.
The company has a direct debit scheme to allow holiday costs to be spread over several months.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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