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Sports Tours International saddles up for Giro d’Italia
Sports Tours International, the UK’s largest independent multi-sports tour operator, has been announced as the Official Travel Operator for the 2016 Giro d’Italia, further positioning itself as a leading North West business.
The Greater Manchester based company has years of experience taking customers to some of the world’s biggest sporting events, including the TCS New York Marathon and the Tour de France.
Sports Tours International will offer weekend travel packages to the Giro start in Holland and organise longer tours which will follow the Giro on its last 10 days to the finish in Milan.
Sports Tours International Head of Cycling Alex de Waard said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for cyclists to take part in one of the biggest cycling events on the calendar.
All of our standard multi-day tours will include a number of exclusive VIP elements.“
The standard multi-day travel packages for the stages in Holland and Italy will include start village and finish grandstand seats. Sports Tours International provides quality hotels in key locations and their experienced reps will be present in Holland and Italy for many stages of the event.
The 99th edition of the Italian tour starts on Friday 6th May 2016 after the route was announced this week in Milan.
For more information or to book visit http://www.sportstoursinternational.co.uk/cycling/giro-d-italia
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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sports Tours International .
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