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Ice party draws a crowd
Bentours launched its Scandinavia and Russia 2006 brochure at an agent’s function last night at the swissôtel Sydney on Market Street.
Next year will see the introduction over 20 new products including four new self drive tours in Scandinavia, Viking tour covering the most important Viking sights in Scandinavia, Viking River cruise – on the trail of Cossacks, St Peterburg by bus and a Nordic Walking tour in Helsinki and much more.
The evening included an ice sculpting demonstration by Daniel Rosenbaum, an Australian on the team that carves the renowned ICEHOTEL in Swedish Lapland each winter. The launch attracted 140 agents.
Jade Jackson (2UK),Daniel Rosenbaum (Icehotel Sweden),Maryana Denisova(Great Expectations Travel)
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