Japan Deluxe Tour Announces New Travel Specials

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SOURCE: Japan Deluxe Tour

Special offers represent significant savings on travel to Japan

(PRWEB) January 21, 2013

Japan Deluxe Tour, a leading provider of escorted tours throughout Japan, has announced the availability of new specials and discounts, including special offers aimed at families visiting Japan.

The company offers all inclusive tours that include accommodations, most meals, admission fees, ground transportation, round trip airport transfers, and gratuities. The all-inclusive approach to traveling in japan allows families to enjoy a wonderful trip at affordable prices without the worry of unexpected costs or hidden charges.

Visiting Japan from abroad is typically considered to be a costly experience, and many families feel that they are unable to visit as a family because of the expense. However, the discounts available from Japan Deluxe Tour can mean significant savings for families. Land-only tours, for instance, can include discounts of up to 80% for infants, 40% on children under 12, and $50 off the price of the tour for seniors over the age of 55. Additionally, students and veterans are entitled to their own $50 discount.

“We recognize the expense involved in traveling as a family,” explains Yuki, Tour Manager. “and realize that many families opt against traveling at all. We wanted to bring our customers the most value possible to allow families to share the incredible experience of visiting Japan and exploring its wonders.”

For detailed information about the family discounts and other specials, visit http://www.japandeluxetour.com.

About Japan Deluxe Tour: With over 30 years of experience serving thousands of travelers, Japan Deluxe Tour is a trusted provider of enjoyable and culturally authentic experiences. The company is recognized for its dedication to providing guests with the same experience that locals enjoy.

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