Golfbreaks.com launches 'Early Birdie' campaign
Golfbreaks.com, Europe's largest golf travel company, has unveiled its Early Birdie promotion, offering great discounts for large groups booking a golf holiday before September 30
Golfbreaks.com, Europe's largest golf travel company, has launched its 'Early Birdie' promotion, which offers customers great discounts, loyalty Breakpoints on future bookings and even new TaylorMade drivers.
The promotion - now in its ninth year - rewards groups of eight or more golfers booking their 2013 golf trip before September 30, as well as enabling them to reserve preferred tee times and hotel rooms at the most popular destinations.
Golfbreaks.com - the industry leader with portfolio of more than 1,500 courses worldwide - served more than 360,000 customers last year, and the 'Early Birdie' promotion reaffirms the company's commitment to value, choice and service.
"We know that many golfers will already be planning their group trip for next year, so we expect the Early Birdie promotion to be as popular as ever," said Keith Mitchell, Golfbreaks.com's Marketing Director.
"In tough economic climate, we're doing our best to give our loyal customers great-value prices at the leading venues, as well as some extra rewards that they're sure to appreciate."
Loyalty Breakpoints can also be redeemed with the company's sister businesses Teeofftimes.co.uk - the UK's largest tee-time booking service with a portfolio of more than 850 golf clubs - and BookaSpa.com, specialising in spa treatments at 200 venues nationwide.
Customers, who are allocated their own personal sales consultant, will also be eligible for existing Golfbreaks.com discounts, including free places for group organisers on certain bookings.
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For more information on the Early Birdie campaign, visit Golfbreaks.com or call 0800 279 7988.
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