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Neiman Marcus, Virtuoso team up to lure luxury travel market
Friday, 20 Sep, 2005
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Neiman Marcus and Virtuoso formed a partnership to cater to luxury audiences with the launch of their “CouTour Travel.”
The program will take a “personal shopper” approach to upscale travel experiences.
Operated by the Virtuoso luxury travel network, CouTour Travel will provide its members with unique extras, exclusives and experts, to create customized travel experiences for Neiman Marcus customers.
Members will pay an annual fee of $500 to receive special travel certificates for some top brands in luxury travel. Members will also receive travel gifts from the upscale department store.
The program will begin in October.
Report by David Wilkening
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