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Jet2holidays launches Turkiye golf packages
Jet2holidays has launched a selection of brand-new golf packages to Antalya in Turkey.
The new golf packages golfers to enjoy a holiday at one of a number of five-star hotels in Antalya.
The packages include four rounds of golf per seven-night stay and transfers to and from the airport.
Golfers can also add on 22kg golf carriage to their booking.
Golf packages to Antalya are available at the following hotels, part of the Indulgent Escapes or Luxe collections:
Sueno Hotel Deluxe Belek
Cullinan
Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek
Regnum Carya
Gloria Golf Resort
Jet2holidays is operating a year-round programme to Antalya from all ten UK bases.
In recent years, Turkey’s Antalya region has welcomed some of the world’s best players to a host of European tour events.
Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “Thanks to the launch of this new product, golfers can now book a bespoke golf package.”
“Our agency partners have reported strong demand from golfers.”
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