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British Airways Gets Ready For Christmas

British-Airways-Celebrate-77-yearsBritish Airways has announced a fare promotion for customers planning a trip for the Christmas season with great value fares for travel to London, Europe and North America.

A statement copied to the GNA said whether travelling for shopping or looking to spend time with family and friends this yuletide, British Airways was for a limited time only, offering customers fares for World Traveller seats starting from just $ 1,334 to London, $ 1,400 to Paris or Rome, and $ 1,568 to Washington, New York or Boston or Toronto.

World Traveller Plus fares from just $1,951 to London, and $2,141 to New York and Washington. Fares include all taxes, fees and carrier charges.

Kevin Leung, British Airways Commercial Manager for Ghana, said the offer was another reward for customers in Ghana for the year 2015.

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“After nearly 80 years of operation in the country, we remain the people’s choice as a carrier to the UK, North America and Europe- this is just one of the small ways we are able to give back,” said Leung.

The special fares are on sale from now until 24 November, 2015 for travel between 11-27 December, 2015.

The offer is valid from Accra to London, Europe and selected destinations in North America.

“Apart from the regular holidaymakers, we are also seeing an increase in bookings for people who just want to dash out of town for their Christmas shopping and return in time to celebrate with friends and family,” Leung said.

 

Source: GNA

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