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Premier announces biggest ever New Year campaign
Premier Holidays has rolled out its biggest ever turn-of-year campaign, offering savings of up to £1,180 per couple to some of its most popular destinations.
Offers are available on packages to Singapore, Borneo, South Africa and Thailand in January and February, which can be secured with deposits of £50 up to January 31.
Deals also include added extras, such as a free-half day city tour of Singapore, complimentary room upgrades and free meals for two.
Agents can earn up to £150 for every booking to these destinations, depending on value, and will be automatically entered into two weekly draws to win a host of prizes.
To help agents make bookings, Premier has a range of marketing tools available to download from its website including window posters, flyers, destination videos and social media assets.
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