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JAL introduces new tour packages
Airline Industry Information, Nov 28, 2001
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD
Japan Airlines (JAL) has introduced a new set of tour packages to Japan in conjunction with eight local travel agents.
The packages, which are available through March 2002, include return economy class flights with JAL to Tokyo or Osaka and three nights' bed and breakfast accommodation in four-star hotels.
Information is available through First Travel and Tours, Jalpak Malaysia, Ken-Air Services, Mandarin Tours and Travel, Mansfield Travel, Sime Darby Travel, Sri America Travel Corp and Sunway Travel.
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