Bali & Phuket Travel Concierge 2022 International Holiday Packages Launched
Oct 24, 2022
The Corporate Travel Club (1300-959-550) an exclusive members-only online travel platform, has just unveiled new foreign vacation packages for popular destinations like London, Dubai, Bali, and Phuket. Featured destinations include beach resorts and leisure hotels in Greenwich, Downtown Dubai, Kuta, and Karon Beach.
Southport,Australia - October 24, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
The new international vacation packages launched by The Corporate Travel Club feature sought-after hotels and resorts in London, Dubai, Bali, and Phuket. The community travel platform features special member rates on thousands of properties around the world.
Interested parties can find the new vacation packages at https://thecorporatetravelclub.com
With this announcement, members can now access heavily discounted prices on prime properties including the Novotel Hotel in Greenwich, The Anvaya Beach Resort in Kuta, Bali, Vida Downtown in Dubai, and the Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa in Karon Beach, Phuket.
The Corporate Travel Club was founded during the pandemic when the owners yearned to be travelling widely, discover exotic destinations, and enjoy luxurious stays. The platform was created to offer a luxury travel experience without members paying premium prices.
The elimination of commissions in favour of a one-time membership fee means that their clients pay heavily discounted prices on top hotel and resort properties.
Kihaa Maldives, one of the South Asian destinations available through The Corporate Travel Club, is located on one of the Maldives’ unspoiled islands and features a lagoon with a flourishing coral house reef. Industry sources report that its proximity to the UNESCO reserve of Hanifaru Bay makes it a popular travel destination in the winter months.
The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali, another featured Corporate Travel Club destination, is situated in the heart of Kuta, offering genuine Balinese hospitality and an exotic tropical getaway.
Full members receive unlimited year-round access to 800,000 properties worldwide at the lowest prices in the industry, special packages with value-add inclusions, a travel concierge service, no booking fees, and a full money-back guarantee for less than $500 per year. Additionally, prospective members can take advantage of a 14-day sneak peek period with simple browsing of member-only travel deals.
A spokesperson for the company said: “At The Corporate Travel Club, we are passionate about travel. It’s why we created our travel-savvy community, so we can share the best deals that you won’t find published anywhere else. As an online travel platform built exclusively for members only, we want to help you get away more easily, and more often. We do this by providing a one-stop shop, with everything you need in one convenient spot.”
For more information and to join The Corporate Travel Club, visit: https://thecorporatetravelclub.com
Contact Info:
Name: Greg Riley
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Organization: The Corporate Travel Club
Address: U6/100 Cotlew Street East, Southport, QLD 4215, Australia
Phone: +61-1300-959-550
Website: https://thecorporatetravelclub.com/
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