Sun Country Vacations
On December 9, 2009, Sun Country Airlines introduced Sun Country Vacations, a new program that allows customers to book hotels, flights and more in a single transaction. "At Sun Country Airlines, we want to provide our passengers with the best possible vacation experience," said Wendy Williams Blackshaw, Vice President of Marketing and Sales. "Customers will find that the same award-winning service and personal attention they have come to expect with Sun Country will now be extended into Sun Country Vacations."
Sun Country Vacation packages will be offered to a wide range of destinations including Cancun, Cozumel, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Ixtapa, Cabo San Lucas, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, San Juan, Orlando, New York, Palm Springs, Phoenix, San Diego, West Palm Beach, Seattle, Las Vegas, Tampa, Fort Myers, Harlingen and soon to include, Anchorage, Washington D.C., and Boston
It was also announced that the program will expand in the future to include Hertz car rentals, sightseeing packages, and attraction packages.
Sun Country Vacations can be found at suncountryvacations.com
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