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Message from Tourism Ireland: DIY fam trips to Ireland
Message to travel agents from Tourism Ireland and a chance to win a luxury break for two in Ireland
DIY familiarisation programme to Ireland
You and a friend can take advantage of the many excellent discounts offered to agents from hotels to B&B’s , hostels , tourist attractions, car hire and various other tourism providers, on the DIY familiarisation programme to Ireland running between October 2003 and March 2004.
In addition, the agent posting the best post-trip report after the end-of-March deadline will win a luxury break for two in Ireland
To request your copy of the brochure, complete and fax back the form below, on 0207 493 9065.
The DIY Familiarisation Programme to Ireland is now launched, and will run until March 2004. A range of offers have been put together covering hotels, restaurants and entertainments, for participating agents to take advantage of, with an additional opportunity to win a luxury break for two. You can apply for your brochure by completing this form.
We look forward to seeing you!
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