African Safari Club Launches Online Booking

Feb. 9, 2009 - PRLog -- Announcing the news Daniel Sykes, Director of Sales, Marketing and Business Development, said, “We have been arranging holidays and cruises for over 40 years and are considered to be specialists in our field. The majority of our Reservations Team members have visited both Egypt and Kenya, which enables them to pass on a huge wealth of knowledge and first-hand experience to clients wishing to travel with us. Therefore, we wanted to create an online booking facility that mirrored this attention to detail.

"To this end, throughout the booking process, you can view videos, testimonials from previous guests and large collections of images for each cruise boat and hotel which, we hope, will allow customers to make a more informed decision."

With online security being of paramount importance, the latest Thawte SSL Encryption keeps all customers personal and card details 100% secure. Further to this, customers can book safe in the knowledge that all holidays and cruises featured on the site are fully ABTA and ATOL bonded. Finally, for added peace of mind, all bookings made online are checked and invoiced by African Safari Club's reservations team.

Travel Agents can also make use of this facility by opening a trade online booking account with African Safari Club, more details can be found on the Agents section of their website.

To access African Safari Club's online booking facility customers and travel agents should visit http://www.africansafariclub.com
Those without internet access can telephone the Reservations team on 0845 345 0014.

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About African Safari Club: Established in 1967, African Safari Club operates a year round programme of Kenya Holidays and Nile Cruises.
The African Safari Club group now encompasses 6 hotels in Kenya, and 6 safari lodges and camps. Since 2006, African Safari Club has offered a year round programme of 5 star Nile River Cruises aboard the M.S. Da Vinci. A second boat, the 4 star M.S. Fleurette, was added to the fleet in May 2008.