New British Sightseeing Program w/ 10% OFF Launch Offer

[LPG]

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Calling all travel affiliates!

Hello! My name is Emma and I have recently joined the Leisure Pass Group to manage all things online.

We are owners and operators of the very successful London Sightseeing Pass (www.londonpass.com) and Great British Sightseeing Pass (www.gbheritagepass.com).

We've just launched what we hope will be a brilliant new affiliate program for the Great British Heritage Pass and would love for you all to check it out and if you think it suits you, sign up.

It's a CJ program and to get it rocking we're running a special promotion just for affiliates, offering a 10% discount on every purchase until October 31st.

So now's a great time to get on board!

What Is The Great British Heritage Pass?

• A sightseeing pass enabling free entry to over 600 attractions around the UK
• Established over 30 years ago by VisitBritain (formerly the British Tourist Authority)
• Includes Stonehenge, Edinburgh Castle, Roman Baths, Shakespeare's birthplace, Warwick Castle and loads more
• Gives fast-track entry so pass holders can skip frustrating queues
• Includes free map of Great Britain and free guidebook
• 4, 7, 15 and 30 day passes available from only £2.25 per day
• Only available to international visitors not permanently resident in the UK

About The Affiliate Program

• Run through Commission Junction. Sign up here
• Base 5% commission on every sale, plus performance incentives up to 7%
• Average transaction value of £130
• Special CJ promotion giving 10% off passes until Oct 31st

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Kind regards

Emma Thomas
Leisure Pass Group

Join Our Affiliate Programs:
London Pass
Great British Heritage Pass

[drivetowin]

Nice product - shame its not available to people permanently resident in the UK - sure it would go like hotcakes then.

[EuroTraveller]

Hi Emma

How much do the two passes overlap ? For example, both appear to include Hampton Court Palace, but as fas as I can tell, the Heritage Pass doesn't include the Tower of London and Windsor Castle.

David

Evan Evans Tours

[altyfc]

This used to be with Zanox? Does this mean that earlier offering is being discontinued in favour of CJ?

Aaron

[LPG]

Hi David

You're right - there is some overlap on heritage properties in London but not a total overlap.

Obviously the GBHP list extends to all the other amazing heritage sights around Britain whilst London Pass also includes some of the more modern day attractions like the London Zoo and aquarium.

The properties that do overlap in London are:

Tower Bridge Exhibition
St Paul's Cathedral
Royal Albert Hall
Jewel Tower
Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition and Theatre Tour
Hampton Court Palace
Eltham Palace
The Wernher Collection at Ranger's House
Wellington Arch
Apsley House

Let me know if you'd like any more info.

cheers
Emma

[LPG]

This used to be with Zanox? Does this mean that earlier offering is being discontinued in favour of CJ?

Aaron

Hi Aaron

Yes we've found that CJ works better for us so we are gradually migrating activity to CJ. Both programs continue to run for the timebeing.

Cheers
Emma

[EuroTraveller]

Thats all for now - thanks Emma.



David

[Jack]

All the banners and links from CJ point to London Pass. I can't find any that mention GB Heritage Pass. Are there two separate programs?