Cosmos and Globus reveal 2017 vacation itinerary

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The Globus family of brands has unveiled scores of vacations, including new getaways, travel styles and great savings on their vacation prices for as much as 25%. Cosmos, one of the world leaders in budget travel will continue to focus on growing its niche by reaching out to travellers who are seeking experiences with a balance of included sightseeing and free time on their own to personalise their vacation experience, whether to Europe, Asia, North or South America.

Targeted towards travellers who value international travel experiences, Cosmos is suitable for travellers who would prefer sampling local cuisine instead of seeking Indian fare in overseas destinations. These patrons have grown leaps and bounds in numbers over the last few years. They represent a new breed of savvy travel enthusiasts who appreciate more immersive experiences in the company of fellow international travellers and Tour directors.

Cosmos is offering savings for 2017 and also unveiled its collection of nine vacations under US$1000 that include accommodation at smart hotels, touring by deluxe coaches, sightseeing with local guides, services of a professionally trained tour director, breakfast and some additional meals. The list features      

British Panorama - 6 days; Lisbon, Seville & Madrid - 9 days; Best of the Netherlands- 7 days; Highlights of the Canyonlands - 7 days; Prague, Vienna & Budapest - 9 days; Irish Explorer - 9 days; Highlights of Morocco - 10 days; Costa Rica Escape - 8 days; Grand Tour of Turkey- 13 days

Cosmos' 2017 list additionally includes new destinations like Vietnam, China, Japan, Mexico and Cuba that would particularly interest their Indian guests.

Known for setting the worldwide standard in first class travel, Globus is now stronger than ever before with a choice of vacation destinations: 82 countries throughout Europe, North and South America, Asia including China and Japan and Australia and New Zealand. Globus travel styles range from the multi-country Panoramas to the in-depth Regional Discovery vacations and from all-inclusive Avalon river cruises to Monograms Independent travel vacations, for those who do not wish to travel with a group.

The repeat clientele factor stays at 60 per cent as they keep coming back to their favourite way of travelling Repeat travellers also get loyalty discounts. All this adds up to help agents and sellers effectively retain clientele, whilst ensuring they have a superlative experience concludes Varesh Chopra, Regional Director – South Asia and the Middle East.


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