Premier unveils new Thailand campaign

Premier Holidays has put together a dedicated Thailand campaign in conjunction with Tourism Authority Thailand and Thai Airways to encourage 2015 client bookings.

p>Premier Holidays has put together a dedicated Thailand campaign in conjunction with Tourism Authority Thailand and Thai Airways to encourage 2015 client bookings.

The campaign showcases new and exclusive added-value offers for both families and couples from ?999 per person and from ?619 per child, offering savings of up to ?1,270 per couple.

The new launch offers clients the opportunity to experience the best of the destination, with iconic beach destinations such as Krabi, Phuket, Koh Phi Phi and Koh Yao Yai combined with cultural experiences, such as Elephant Hills in the Thai Rainforest, and bustling city hubs Chiang Mai and Bangkok.  

As examples, clients who want to experience the best of both with a city and beach offer can spend ten nights exploring both Bangkok and the tranquil island of Koh Yao Yai from ?999 er person, including breakfast at Koh Yao Yai Village and a complimentary Bangkok city tour. The offer is based on two adults sharing, offers a saving of up to ?890 per couple and is valid for travel between May 1 and June 30, 2015.

Alternatively, families can spend ten nights in Phuket at the three-star Kantary Bay Hotel, sharing a two bedroom suite from ?1,249 per adult and ?619 per child, including breakfast throughout. The offer is based on two adults and one child sharing, offers a saving of up to ?560 per couple and is valid for travel between April 16 to June 21, 2015.

Prices are based on flights from Heathrow with Thai Airways and include transfers. All offers are subject to availability, and each can be tailor made to suit clients? requirements including honeymoon and family offers.

Agents can request or download a copy of the operator's Thailand campaign poster from www.trade.premierholidays.co.uk. Agents are also being offered an incentive, earning between ?25-?150 per Thailand booking, dependent on the booking value.