Short Breaks To Paris

Superbreak Introduces Summer Value in London This Summer

(PRWEB UK) 7 August 2011

London short break specialist, Superbreak has introduced a number of great value London packages for the summer, with the aim to save their customers time and money by pre-packaging hotel stays with sought after tickets to attractions and events throughout the capital. A snapshot of the company’s new additions include ‘A Royal Day’, London for Less, 2 night rail inclusive breaks and London attraction breaks all aiming to provide great value summer entertainment.

Already in its fifth year, Superbreak’s ‘London for Less’ programme has proven extremely popular over the years with online booking growth doubling this year alone. The package includes 2 night’s accommodation plus a free bonus item of an attraction, tour or dining ticket. The package is already proving popular this year with the introduction of the Hi-Life Diners Club Card as one of the bonus items, which gives customers a 12 month membership to the club offering 2 for 1 dining at a selection of restaurants across the country.

The summer savings also extend to Superbreak’s royal packages, which were first launched in 1993 and have been a significant revenue earner for the company since. This year is already proving to be no exception, with the added boost of the Royal wedding dress on display at Buckingham Palace which, following the world-wide media attention surrounding the new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The tour operator has already sold over half of its packages since going on sale in April 2011.

Most popular so far include a range of hotel and attraction breaks to must-see attractions, such as the London Eye, London Zoo and Madame Tussauds. The strong partnerships with key London attractions has enabled the company to offer additional savings to its customers, particularly on the walk-up price of a number of major attractions and many including free fast track entry. The tour operator hopes that these London attraction breaks will attract families looking to entertain the children in the summer holidays, with the added bonus of avoiding the peak season queues and prices.

The York based tour operator has also extended their summer value offers to its rail breaks , allowing customers to save up to 40% on first class rail inclusive breaks. Breaks where rail travel has been added has seen an annual growth of 68% to date which is most likely due to the reduced price tickets on offer at Superbreak compared with the increasing cost of driving to the destination.

Paris Attractions | Eurostar : Short Breaks in Paris

One will never be short of great things to do during your short breaks in Paris and for many the city centre has become a favourite destination. Paris is one of the worlds leading business and cultural centres, and its influences in politics, education, entertainment, media, fashion, science and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the worlds major global cities. Its beauty and culture is something that is great for kids and adults to experience.

The best way to discover the beautiful continent is by train via using the high-speed Eurostar which connects London to Paris and Brussels and passes through English Channel. This route covers the best tourist destinations of Europe.

The most famous tourist destinations that Eurostar covers directly are Paris, Disneyland, Mechelen, Brussels, Lille, Leuven and Bruges. Here are some weekends’ ideas that you can enjoy as Eurostar short breaks

Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Napolean’s vision of wide elegant boulevards and grand architecture is worth watching. Paris is famous for its beauty with more parks, gardens and squares.

Discovery Land: – This is the main attraction of Disneyland Paris. Here every thing is animated. If you visit this then you can have visit of all over the world. This is nothing but a 360° cinema where a timekeeper records your timing and you have to act according to the instructions given through headphones.

But Paris has another big bonus in its favour and that is the fact that it is just as good a tourist destination in winter as it is in summer. In fact many would argue that Paris is better enjoyed in the winter months when the days are cooler and shorter and the Parisian atmosphere can be enjoyed at its best.

The Rough Guide to Paris

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Rough guide to France

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