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lowcostbeds.com expands dynamic packaging for winter
Online operator lowcostbeds.com plans to expand for next winter after launching its 2007-08 programme with early booking offers for agents.
Morocco and Dubai are new while increased stock in Mexico, Egypt, Tunisia, the Caribbean and Cyprus have been added.
A fuller range of long haul options, including South Africa, Thailand, Maldives and Sri Lanka, are being introduced with Australia also a possibility.
Discounts, seven nights for the price of six deals, free child places and free board upgrades are amongst the offers available on a new trade website, lowcostbedsagents.com.
The company expects to double its year-on-year winter sun sales after giving agents the tools to dynamically package in the early bookings market.
CEO Paul Evans said: “The early launch provides agents with an excellent opportunity to get early bookings moving forward for the 2007 winter.”
by Phil Davies
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