The newly opened Pleasant Holidays and Journese Turkey portfolio features eight hotels in Istanbul offering real-time rates and availability and popular brands familiar to American travelers.
Westlake Village, CA – Pleasant Holidays and its luxury brand, Journese, announced that they have opened sales of package vacations and hotels to Turkey. Featuring the popular city of Istanbul, vacation options include roundtrip flights, VIP arrival and departure service, airport transfers, hotel accommodations, private tours and activities, travel protection coverage and more.
“Istanbul is a storied city straddling the continents of Europe and Asia that has grown increasingly popular with American travelers,” said Jack E. Richards, President and CEO. “Rich in history and cultural experiences, the destination offers amazing architecture, inspiring mosques, museums filled with antiquities and bustling markets bursting with treasures.”
The newly opened Pleasant Holidays and Journese Turkey portfolio features eight hotels in Istanbul offering real-time rates and availability and popular brands familiar to American travelers, including Conrad, DoubleTree, Hilton, Hyatt and St. Regis. Pleasant Holidays and Journese also offer flights on all major airlines, including Turkish Airlines, in all classes of service from departure cities nationwide.
Travel agents can increase their commission income by booking optional tours in advance, selecting from an array of private excursions with full- and half-day options. These tours feature the most popular attractions, including St. Sophie (Church of Divine Wisdom), Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar and more.
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