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SWISS Tanzania Launches Free Newsletter with Deals

October 31, 2013
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SWISS, among the top air carriers servicing Tanzania, recently launched a free newsletter that showcases special fare offers, innovations, rental cars, hotel offers, and news about SWISS:http://booking.swiss.com/web/nl.htm?page=NL

The airline, that combines Swiss quality standards and competitive fares, currently travels from Dar es Salaam to 74 destinations in 38 countries via its Zurich hub, to which Kiev, Ukraine was recently added.

SWISS was recently awarded the prize for Europe’s Leading Business Class for the third time running in the 2013 World Travel Awards.

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SWISS business class includes flat beds and the complimentary top-shelf champagne, Duval-Leroy.

 

 

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