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(From 1st March-2018 to 30th October 2018)

***** SEASON BONANZAAAAA *****

Enjoy Your this Vacations and Honeymoon in KING SIZE with Vacation Organizer at Goa.

7 days & 6 nights stay at just Rs 49999/- in 4* Resort near Anjuna Beach, North Goa

For couples only, entry of 2 children below 12 yrs age or 1 child above 12 yrs age in our this package is absolutely Free with all.

Sounding properties/Resorts with facilities of Spa, swimming pool, WiFi etc, in Goa (Near beach) NORTH GOA. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner included (Veg & Non-Veg, buffet system) No hidden taxes & charges.

Pick & Drop from Rly Station/Airport to property & vica-versa.
Unbeatable Offer on Unbelievable Price. 

IT'S A BEST DESIGNED VACATION PACKAGE FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES TOO FOR HONEYMOON. 

Contact for booking :- RUPESH MEHANI (Vacation Organizer) 

Email :- info@vacationorganizer.in rupeshmehani.vacationorganizer@gmail.com

Phone - (+91)9415859957 / 9236042949 
WhatsApp - (+91) 9415859957

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