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IA offers Gujarat holiday package

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI SEPT. 12. As part of its efforts to promote domestic tourism, Indian Airlines has introduced one more holiday package — the Gujarat Flyaways. The 2-nights/3 days package will be valid from September 15 to March 31 next.

Drawn up along the lines of the current packages, the Gujarat Flyaways will also include return airfare in economy class from the point of origin to Ahmedabad/Jamnagar and back, airport transfers, standard room, meals as per plan and other add-ons. The participating hotels are Cama Park Plaza, Le Meridien and Water World Resorts in Ahmedabad and the Orbit Inn in Jamnagar.

The package is available ex-Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram. Passengers can make hotel bookings via internet on www.Indianairlinespackages.com or directly with the airline's help desk.

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