Post by Humberside on Nov 8, 2011 11:08:52 GMT
NWI certainly know how to do PR!
www.norwichairport.co.uk/news.asp?id=156
NORWICH, Thursday 3rd November – Extra seats to Lapland from Norwich International
Norwich International Airport is delighted to announce that due to the popularity of the day break operated by Transun Holidays to Lapland this year, Transun have taken the unprecedented decision to increase the size of the aircraft to meet the demands of the region.
Transun who operate to an exclusive location deep within the arctic wilderness now have extra 32 seats on their day break departing on Sunday 18th December. Prices include a private family meeting with Father Christmas, a reindeer sleigh ride, snowmobile activity and a husky experience, a two course lunch, thermal suits and boots.
Andrew Bell, Norwich International Airport’s CEO said: “We are delighted that Transun Holidays has reacted to the high demand in this region for this truly special trip to Lapland from Norwich International. We hope that the local travellers will take advantage of this further opportunity to visit Father Christmas in Lapland. “
Norwich International Airport is delighted to announce that due to the popularity of the day break operated by Transun Holidays to Lapland this year, Transun have taken the unprecedented decision to increase the size of the aircraft to meet the demands of the region.
Transun who operate to an exclusive location deep within the arctic wilderness now have extra 32 seats on their day break departing on Sunday 18th December. Prices include a private family meeting with Father Christmas, a reindeer sleigh ride, snowmobile activity and a husky experience, a two course lunch, thermal suits and boots.
Andrew Bell, Norwich International Airport’s CEO said: “We are delighted that Transun Holidays has reacted to the high demand in this region for this truly special trip to Lapland from Norwich International. We hope that the local travellers will take advantage of this further opportunity to visit Father Christmas in Lapland. “
www.norwichairport.co.uk/news.asp?id=156
