Pleasant Holidays is looking to boost its destination weddings business and is offering free airfare to Los Cabos to anyone who is getting married.
The booking company and its luxury brand, Journese, are offering free airfare to one of its 60 hotels in Los Cabos. The promotion is nicknamed ‘Love is in the Air’. According to the fine print, you have to stay at least four nights at one of the 60 properties associated with Pleasant Holidays and the party must include 10 or more people.
“Los Cabos represents the finest Mexico has to offer and is home to some of the top luxury hotel brands as well as all-inclusive and adults-only options, such as Grand Velas Los Cabos and Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos. In addition to being a wonderful place to visit with a myriad of activities, it also is a pristine location for a destination wedding and honeymoon,” said Jack E. Richards, President and CEO, in a statement.
The flights are in economy but are worth up to $1,500 per couple.
In fact, the booking company will take care of most of the details. The Wedding Desk at Pleasant Holidays and Journese is equipped to handle wedding and honeymoon travel for parties of all sizes. The selection includes many hotels and resorts that offer wedding packages including event planning services, ceremonies, receptions and honeymoon amenities.
Wedding travel bookings also may qualify for a Group Booking Bonus up to $1,000 for stays at hotels and resorts in the Pleasant Holidays and Journese portfolio in addition to the standard commission. Pleasant Holidays is the only tour operator to have 100 percent of its direct contact staff – including Wedding Desk advisors – certified as Los Cabos Specialists.
For more information or to make a booking, travel advisors can visit PleasantAgent.com or call 1-800-826-9966 or visit Journese.com or call 1-888-999-4176. Pleasant Holidays and Journese are members of Tourism Cares, the American Society of Travel Advisors (ASTA) and active members of the United States Tour Operator Association (USTOA), and participate in the $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program.
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