Norwich International announce new charter holidays to Turkish Riviera for 2013
Norwich International is delighted to announce that commencing from 4th April; tour operator OSKA-TRAVEL, a member of KENBA Group International will be operating 7 night escorted tours around the Turkish Riviera every Thursday in April.
The luxury break includes guided tours to Antalya, Kemer, Pamukkale, Tava & Perga, overnight accommodation in luxury 4 & 5 star hotels and a buffet breakfast with prices ranging from £249 up to £299 depending on dates. Passengers can have full confidence in their booking as the whole charter is ATOL protected.
Andreas F Forsthuber, Director KENBA Group said “We are really excited to add a regional airport such as Norwich to our portfolio. At KENBA Group we have handled more than 60,000 passengers from 6 different countries in 2012. This high passenger volume together with the support we have experienced from the Turkish tourism industry gives us the opportunity to make low budget trips of a high standard available to the people of East Anglia and to give them more choice from their local airport. We are sure that the region will love this tour. It might well be their first – but it will definitely not be their last trip”.
Andrew Bell, CEO at Norwich International commented “We are delighted that OSKA-TRAVEL have selected to operate their low cost luxury charter breaks from Norwich this April and we are certain this popular destination will prove a hit with our customers. This development further demonstrates the strength of the growth in charter flights from Norwich International this year – our customers now have over twenty direct sun and city destinations to choose from with some of the leading tour operators and airlines”
Mine Aslan, Commercial Director CORENDON Airlines “We look forward to the cooperation with NWI Airport as only with their substantial support are we able to offer this kind of low budget charter services and we hope, that we will have the opportunity to add more flights at a later stage”.