Gap Year for Grown Ups
That time of year has come around again, pumpkin sales are skyrocketing and plastic fangs, fake blood and broomsticks have gained a peculiar rise in popularity. Halloween is approaching and with it the inevitable onslaught of ghoulish get ups and sugar hungry youngsters. This year, however, leading gap year travel company Gap Year for Grown Ups are giving travellers in search of something different cause to celebrate.
The leading mature gap year company are offering travellers who book with them the chance to save up to £100 on their trip when they book before the 31st October. The limited offer provides an ideal solution for travellers whose dreams have been put on hold by a lack of funds; travellers in search of a purse friendly trip save £50 on selected programmes over £500, while even more savings are available for programmes over £1000 with an impressive £100 knocked off.
Gap Year for Grown Ups boast a remarkable range of volunteer adventures and programmes across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the USA. Explorers whose purse strings are tight can see the world for less with £50 off on an array of brilliant programmes including Childcare Volunteering in Thailand, Monkey Sanctuary volunteering in the USA, Amazon Teaching in Ecuador, Latin America, and Community Outreach volunteering in Kenya.
Adventurers who want to save even more on their travels could get a substantial £100 off trips worth over £1000 and there are plenty to choose from; conservationists can head to Zambia to assist with a Lion Rehabilitation and Release project or marvel at the incredible biodiversity to be found on the Galapagos Experience. There are also a range of options for alternative travellers including outdoor life with ranch volunteering in the USA and community work in the awe-inspiring Himalaya.
Those who want to make the most of this fantastic offer need to act quickly, however, as it is only valid for another 9 days! Interested travellers can save money on their adventures by calling Real Gap on 01892 516164 before the 31st October, and quoting ‘Halloween’
