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Latest Special offers from Escape Worldwide

Hi fellow travellers!

Check out our latest special offers: http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk/newsletter/offers/Sep09a2.html

This week we have a great tour of China from only £989 per person. The tour is a great introduction to this amazing country and is exceptional value as it includes all your meals, tours and even your visa! (if you're a UK passport holder that is!)

Alternatively why not Zanzibar! This is a simply stunning island with amazing beaches and top quality hotels! Whilst you're there you should pay a visit to fascinating Stone Town! In fact I love the place and am going back again in a couple of weeks!

Why not check out some of the great holidays we offer at: http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk

Happy travelling!

Darren

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