The Indulge in Toronto package at
the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto is designed for
clients looking to splurge a little.
The overnight plan
offers accommodations for two in a suite, valet parking, breakfast
for two, a food-and-beverage credit for use in the hotels bars and
restaurants and a shipping passport with discounts for area
merchants. Indulge in Toronto is priced at about $390 per room,
double, and is available through March 31.
Four
Seasons Hotel Toronto
Phone: (800) 332-3442 or (416)
964-0411
Web:www.fourseasons.com
GDSs: All systems
The Hotel
Jerome in Aspen, Colo., is offering the Ski Free
plan through the ski season whereby clients booking a room receive
two daily lift tickets. The lift tickets are valid at any of Aspens
four ski areas: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk
Mountain or Snowmass.
The Ski Fee package
is available through April 10. The ski areas close at varying dates
in April. Rates for Ski Free start at
$445 per room, double, and cover accommodations, two lift tickets
per room and shuttles to and from Aspen Mountain and Aspen
Airport.
Hotel
Jerome
Phone: (800) 331-7213 or (970)
920-1000
Web:www.hoteljerome.com
GDSs: All systems
Teton
Mountain Lodge in Teton Village, Wyo., created the
five-night Jackson Hole Powder Adventure, valid this ski
season, for clients looking for a little bit of
adventure.
The plan, priced
from $680 per person, double, covers slopeside accommodations, lift
tickets for three days to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, a one-day
guided, backcountry ski excursion, buffet breakfast each morning
and a signed copy of Ski the Whole Mountain, a book written by Rob
and Eric DesLauriers.
Teton
Mountain Lodge
Phone: (800) 801-6615
Web:www.tetonlodge.com
The Pan
Pacific Whistler (British Columbia) set its ski-season
rates. The rates, which require a three-night minimum stay,
start at about $415 per night for a Valley View Studio Suite from
Jan. 3 to April 30.
Rates are per room,
double, and cover European breakfast buffet and afternoon hors
douevres and Whistler/Blackcomb ski passes for two.
Pan Pacific
Whistler
Phone: (800) 327-8585
Web:www.panpacific.com
GDSs: All systems
Bostons
Fairmont Copley Plaza
is offering clients a chance to parlay a performance of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra (BSO) into a weekend getaway with the
Perfect Harmony package.
The one-night plan
covers accommodations; two tickets to a BSO performance (orchestra
or first balcony, based on availability); and a Symphony Hall
history book.
Rates begin at $339
per room, double occupancy.
The plan is
available on nights when the orchestra is performing (Thursdays
through Sundays and most Tuesdays) through May 7. Reservations for the package must be made at least 72
hours in advance of the symphony performance.
Fairmont
Copley Plaza
Phone: (800) 441-1414 or (617)
267-5300
Web:www.fairmont.com
GDSs: All systems
Just in time for
the stress associated with the holidays, Tenaya Lodge at
Yosemite in Fish Camp, Calif., is teaming up with two
corporate stress-reduction trainers from Clarity Seminars to offer
a stress-management workshop.
The Freedom
From Stress weekend plan workshop is offered Jan. 21 to 23 and
will feature tips on how to unwind and relax; adapting strategies
for coping with pressure; and time management for greater
productivity.
The package is
priced at $469 per room, single, or $698 per room, double, and
covers two nights accommodations; all scheduled meals, seminars and
related materials; evening entertainment; yoga classes; and nature
walks.
Tenaya
Lodge at Yosemite
Phone: (877) 322-5492
Web:www.tenayalodge.com
GDSs: All except Worldspan
Even after holiday
shopping is completed, clients can take advantage of the All
Wrapped Up plan at the Sutton Place Hotel in
Toronto.
All Wrapped Up,
valid through Jan. 31, offers overnight accommodations, breakfast
for two ensuite or in the hotels Accents Restaurant & Bar,
parking and a canvas tote bag with discounts and offers from local
retailers. The plan is priced at about
$167 per room for superior accommodations.
In addition,
clients booking the All Wrapped Up room rate can purchase one of
the hotels three-course, prix-fixe dinners at a discounted rate.
Normally priced at about $34, package clients can purchase their
dinner at time of booking for about $29.
Sutton
Place Hotel, Toronto
Phone: (866) 3-SUTTON or (416)
324-5621
Web:www.suttonplace.com
E-mail:[email protected]
GDSs: All systems
Located on Bellevue
Avenue in Newport, R.I., the Hotel Viking here is
hosting the Breakfast on Bellevue plan for stays through
March 31.
The package
includes overnight accommodations, breakfast for two in the hotels
One Bellevue restaurant and valet parking. The plan is priced at $189 per room, double.
Hotel
Viking
Phone: (800) 556-7126
Web:www.hotelviking.com
GDSs: All systems
Clients dont have
to be as desperate as Bree, Susan, Gabrielle or Lynette to book
Hotel OrringtonsDesperate Housewives
package ... they should just want a quick escape.
The getaway, valid
for Saturday-night stays, is priced at $2,500 for up to eight
people and includes four rooms at the newly opened hotel in
Evanston, Ill.; martinis and manicures in the hotels Indigo bar; a
hot- and cold-stone massage for each participant; and dinner and a
viewing of the hit TV show Desperate Housewives in the hotels Globe
Cafe on Sundays.
Hotel
Orrington
Phone: (847) 866-8700
Shebby Lee
Tours is bringing back its Vanishing Trails
Expedition itinerary. The 11-night
journey begins on June 8 in Kansas City, Mo., and ends in Portland,
Ore., and has participants reliving a typical day on the Oregon
Trail.
The plan is priced
at $1,924 per person, double, and covers accommodations, most
meals, motorcoach transportation and all admission fees.
Highlights include
the National Frontier Trails Center in Independence, Mo.; the
Hollenberg Pony Express Station in Hanover, Kan.; Chimney Rock
monument in Nebraska; Fort Laramie, Wyo.; Massacre Rocks State Park
in Idaho; and the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center in Baker City,
Ore.
Shebby Lee
Tours
Phone: (800) 888-8306
Web:www.shebbyleetours.com
E-mail:[email protected]
TCS
Expeditions invited wine connoisseur Burke Owens to impart
his knowledge to guests participating in the Hidden Treasures
of the Old World private-jet journey departing Feb. 26.
Owens is associate curator of wine at Copia: The
American Center for Wine Food & the Arts in Napa,
Calif.
The Hidden
Treasures itinerary, priced at $37,950 per person, double, is
commissionable at 10%. The trip starts and ends in London and
visits Croatia, Jordan, Egypt, France, Malta, Morocco, Montenegro,
Russia and Tunisia.
The cost covers
hotel accommodations in and private jet travel between each
destination, sightseeing, a program of events in each destination,
gratuities, baggage handling and $50,000 medical-evacuation
insurance for covered reasons.
TCS
Expeditions
Phone: (800) 727-7477
Web:www.tcs-expeditions.com
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