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Etihad Holidays offers romance

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Sunday, 01 April 2007

Love is in the air at Etihad Holidays, which has created a number of special wedding and honeymoon escapes ahead of the marrying season.

A radio and print campaign plugging deals to romantic hotspots such as France, Malaysia, Thailand and Switzerland was launched in March in time for the Abu Dhabi Bride Show and continue this month as the Dubai instalment takes place from April 10-13.

Flyers promoting these ‘Romantic Escapes' - with lead-in prices starting from AED 6100 (US $1661) per couple for three nights at the Banyan Tree Bangkok, including return airfares and in many cases, transfers and added value honeymoon extras - are currently being distributed to travel agents UAE-wide.

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