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Thai’s UK/Europe ‘Dollar Deals’
THAI’s UK/EUROPE ‘DOLLAR DEALS’ Early Bird edition is now on sale until 31 December 2005 : travel Apr-Oct 2006
THAI, Smooth as Silk to 12 cities in Britain and Europe : pick up an Early Bird ‘Dollar Deals’ fare from $1799 plus taxe of approx $390 ex Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or $1729 ex Perth and choose one of these cities:
Athens, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Rome, Milan, Frankfurt, Munich, Madrid, Moscow, London, Paris or Zurich
Included in the fare is $200 spending money, a return domestic side-trip in Thailand – Phuket, Surat Thani, Krabi, Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai; plus a free BTS Skytrain pass for a stay of 2 nights or more in Bangkok with Royal Orchid Holidays.
Dollar Deals are also available in Business and First Class from $6,249 and $7,825 respectively and deals are also available for children.
Contact travel agents for information and bookings – or log on to www.thaiairways.com.au to download a copy of the brochure.
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