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Rydges Hotels and Resorts Launches "Seniors Stay and Explore" Offer

(PRWEB) July 1, 2009 -- Rydges Hotels & Resorts has launched a new initiative geared towards travel for the 60+ market. The exclusive offer invites holders of an Australian Seniors Card or a New Zealand Super Gold Card to receive a special $95 offer for midweek stays. The special Seniors Stay & Explore Offer is available Sunday through to Thursday nights between now and 30 September 2009 at more than 35 Rydges hotels and resorts throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Rydges have created a dedicated 60+ travel section on their website to help facilitate fun adventures, family get-togethers or simple short getaways within Australia and New Zealand. The initiative appeals to the value-seeking and discerning 60+ guest who wishes to travel with the reassurance that they will be provided with quality and comfortable accommodations from an Australian-owned and operated company.

The Rydges Seniors Stay & Explore (www.rydges.com/seniors) offer is obtained by booking online or calling Rydges Central Reservations on 1300 857 922 (Aus) or 0800 446 187 (NZ.) Guests must present their Seniors Card or Super Gold Card at check-in or Rydges Best Available Rate will be charged. Other terms and conditions apply.

About Rydges Hotels & Resorts:

Established in 1988, Rydges Hotels & Resorts is a rapidly expanding Australian-owned hotel chain with over 40 hotels in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. Rydges is proud to deliver hotel experiences that are efficient, enjoyable and affordable.

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