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Blimey another week

Hi all,

Blimey another week has gone already and yep....another newsletter, check it out:

http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk/newsletter/offers/Sep10c2.html

You can see some of the great holidays we have!

Been a busy week here at Escape Worldwide as we prepare for the Wanstead Festival. Wanstead is a charming part of East London where we are based and every year they have a great Festival, this year it's on Sunday 19th September.

This year we have a stall and will be promoting some of the great holidays we have to offer including some great Kenya & Tanzania Safaris, Cuba Holidays, Thailand and Malaysia Holidays and some great Egypt Holidays.

If you are in the area, why not pop by and say hi, myself (Darren), Karen, Mark and Natalie will be on hand all day to chat through holiday ideas, most of which we all have been to.

The festival starts at 11am on Christchurch Green in Wanstead.........see you there!

Happy travelling!

Darren

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