Major Airlines, Vacation Outlet Team Up on Caribbean Fall Sale-- Consumers Net Up to 35% Savings...
Business Editors/Travel Writers
WOBURN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 20, 2004
Several major airlines are joining together with leading leisure travel seller Vacation Outlet (www.vacationoutlet.com) to launch a Caribbean Fall Sale offering up to 35% savings on vacation packages, starting
Participating airlines include American Airlines, US Airways, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines and Air Jamaica. Featured in the sale are 34 destinations in the Caribbean, Bermuda, Bahamas, Mexico, Belize and San Jose, Costa Rica and over 185 hotels and resorts. Consumers can access the sale when they book their Caribbean vacations through Vacation Outlet (www.vacationoutlet.com).
The sale runs from May 20 to June 11 and extends to travel from August 16 to December 14 (some variation in dates by airline). Holiday blackout dates apply.
About Vacation Outlet
Each year, Vacation Outlet sends thousands of people on vacations and cruises around the globe. Travelers choose their trips or weekend getaways from a vast selection of travel packages and last-minute deals from the world's best resorts, hotels, and cruise lines. Longstanding relationships with trusted brand-name partners mean the best offers for each and every customer. For outstanding deals, visit www.vacationoutlet.com or call 800-690-2210. Vacation Outlet is one of the flagship brands of NLG, a leading leisure travel provider.
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