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Welcome to November issue of Charter World News

by Brook Felsenthal on 2 Nov 2007
Bonifacio Charter World http://www.charterworld.com.au
November marks the end of the season, certainly in the Mediterranean, but also in the Pacific for most of our charterers. For us it is the first opportunity to catch our breath after an intense six to eight months.

I have always made it a point to call and follow up every client on their return and I have a fairly good barometer for feedback year by year. This season I know that we received more postcards whilst people were away and more absolute rave reviews about the yachts and the cruising experience.


The negatives were almost entirely related to the weather (the heat wave in late June in Europe was extreme). I would like to think that after 22 years we have honed down our operators to the very best available now and can choose the right vessels and can give the best service and advice in the industry.

Listed below are the latest news and developments on the charter scene, new bases, yachts, as well as our travelog of the ‘Land of Smiles’ – Thailand.

Good chartering

Brook Felsenthal




Here we have an update on all the latest offering and in addition we have an exciting range of discounted packages for the Whitsundays, Tahiti, Thailand, Greece, Turkey, Croatia and Madagascar.

Whitsundays
For Charters taken prior to 21 March 08

Pay for 7 get 9 nights (2 free)


Tahiti

20% discount until 31/12/07


Thailand – Koa Chang / Phuket
20% Discount until 31/12/07 – Koa Chang
15% Discount until 31/12/07 – Phuket

Greece / Turkey / Croatia
5% – 10% Discount on some fleets for 2008 bookings made prior to 30/11/07


Turkey
Turkish Gulet with three crew
For bookings made prior to 30 November 07 – 30% discount

$ 975 per night May
$1050 per night June
$1200 per night July / September
$1275 per night August


Madagascar – Cabin Cruises
50 % Discount for departures 29/11/07, 05/12/07, 13/12/07

Please contact us on 1800 335 039 or email us at charter@charterworld.com.au for further information.

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