Experiences range from Polynesian weddings, romantic dinners on the beach and championship golf in Tahiti, Fiji and the Cook Islands, to helicopter excursions, river safaris and hot air balloon rides in Australia and New Zealand.
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. – Journese has released its 2013 – 2014 South Pacific Experiences brochure, showcasing an array of commissionable activities, events, attractions, excursions, dinners, spa treatments and other hand-selected offerings in Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea, Taha’a, Fiji, the Cook Islands, Australia and New Zealand.
The four-color booklet showcases the finest experiences, activities, tours and attractions available both on- and off-resort. Experiences range from Polynesian weddings, romantic dinners on the beach and championship golf in Tahiti, Fiji and the Cook Islands, to helicopter excursions, river safaris and hot air balloon rides in Australia and New Zealand.
“This experiences brochure features a sampling of the most sought-after opportunities Journese offers in each of its South Pacific destinations,” says Journese Vice President and Managing Director, Kimberly Daley. “It includes the activities travelers expect to see – cultural excursions, water adventures and entertainment – and also offers unique enhancements, from a VIP airport lounge to a private love boat with a professional photo shoot. Travel agents can review these experiences with clients and purchase prior to departure to create an extraordinary vacation.”
The South Pacific Experiences booklet will be included with travelers’ South Pacific documents and is available for download at Journese.com/brochures.
Journese released its first experiences brochure, The Hawaiian Islands Experiences in July 2012, and will publish specific experience booklets from each of its other destinations across the globe. All offerings are hand-selected by experts to keep in line with Journese’ brand promise of providing the full journey experience.
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