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Special offer for agents from The Sarojin, Thailand
Thailand’s magnificent new five-star resort, The Sarojin, has released a generous offer for Australian travel agents.
Located an hour north of Phuket International Airport on the edge of the beautiful Khao Lak National Park, The Sarojin has just been named among the world’s best new hotels and spas in the prestigious Conde Nast ‘Hot List’ for 2006. It offers a luxurious collection of 56 spacious ‘guest residences’, each designed to have the feel of staying at a friend’s private estate.
The resort’s new travel agent rate of A$175 net per couple per night includes accommodation in a Garden Residence, a la carte breakfast with sparkling wine and a 30 minute massage per person, and all taxes and charges.
For stays of four nights or more, agents receive return transfers from Phuket Airport by private car with refreshments and cold towels served.
Offers valid to October 31, 2006. Contact The Sarojin by e-mail [email protected], phone +66 7642 7900 or fax +66 7642 7906.
Graham Muldoon
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