SkyTeam, the global airline alliance, is offering customers more of the world for less, with a 10% discount off Round the World fares in 2016.
The promotional fare is available for economy-class tickets for travel up to 26,000 miles purchased by 31 March 2016. Tickets must be purchased at least 7 days in advance and travel must commence by 30 June 2016 and be completed within 6 months.
The discounted Round the World fare is valid on all 20 SkyTeam airlines across a comprehensive network of 1,057 destinations. SkyTeam is the leading alliance in Greater China, Russia, Mexico and North America and offers an unrivalled choice of flights in Europe and Latin America, giving globetrotters the flexibility to plan their ideal itinerary.
“The Round the World ticket is the most efficient way to circle the globe and our customers benefit from its particular flexibility. These fares leverage SkyTeam’s global network to provide a ‘Seamless experience’ anywhere you want to go. Our promotion will make a journey around the world even more accessible to passengers planning their trips with SkyTeam,” said Mauro Oretti – Vice President Sales & Marketing. “It’s easier than ever to plan and book these tickets. With 1,057 places to choose from, your biggest challenge will be deciding where to fly.”
An example of a SkyTeam Round the World itinerary possible within the promotional fare conditions* of a maximum of 26,000 miles, at a cost of € 2,569.92 including taxes and surcharges: Amsterdam – Mexico City – Tokyo – Ho Chi Minh City – Moscow – Amsterdam
SkyTeam’s Go Round the World pass can be booked online at www.skyteam.com, via SkyTeam airlines’ reservations centers or a local travel agents. Customers wanting to explore a particular region in greater depth can add on any of SkyTeam’s range of Go Passes including: Go Africa, Go Asia, Go Europe, Go Greater China, Go Russia and Go USA and Canada. For more information about SkyTeam’s Go Round the World pass, click here.
Promotional fare conditions
* Fares are subject to availability
AMSTERDAM, 25th January 2016
This post was published on 26 January 2016 14:59
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