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Latest Changes on Travelinfo (02uly'24)

02 Jul 2024 - by TravelInfo
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  1. Airlink : July 2024 newsletter: Mid-year escapes & exciting updates!
     
  2. AfricaStay - Holiday Packages : Zanzibar – All inclusive deal
     
  3. President Hotel, Cape Town : High tea by the sea
     
  4. MSC Cruises : Save up to 55% with our Christmas in July promotion
     
  5. CITY LODGE HOTEL GROUP : Online workshop-Win a weekend away for two people sharing
     
  6. Approver Drive : Did you know...our vehicles are equipped with state-of-the-art amenities
     
  7. Thompsons Holidays : Thompsons Holidays operating hours for July
     
  8. Fine Collection (The) : Attention travellers! Ready for a premium stay? 
     
  9. Radisson Hotels : Book and win big with Radisson Hotels!
     
  10. SAA - South African Airways : Voyager travel trade competition- Win two economy class tickets to any SAA destination!
     
  11. Milima Big 5 Safari Lodge : Special offer for the month of July!
     
  12. Globe Travel & Tours : Enchanting Kerala
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