Clubbers flights to Ibiza
[7th May 2008]
Budget airline Monarch is expanding its partnership with lifestyle brand Hed Kandi to offer more party destinations, including Puerto Banus, Barcelona, Tenerife and Mallorca.
The airline is also launching a new retro inspired plane designed by iconic illustrator Jason Brooks. The design by Brooks will adorn the tail fin of one of Monarch’s Boeing 757 aircraft.
From 10th May FlyKandi and Monarch will be hosting a series of events at clubs around the UK. The FlyKandi captain and crew will jet in to share insider secrets on Monarch’s destinations and offer massages and other treats to lucky clubbers.
Monarch offers flights to the clubbers’ paradise of Ibiza from Birmingham airport, Gatwick airport and Manchester airport, with fares starting from £97.50 return.
The 2008 Hed Kandi season in Ibiza kicks off on 7 June with a launch party at legendary club El Divino. Hed Kandi will also be hosting events at clubs in Puerto Banus, Barcelona, Mallorca and Tenerife.
A holiday guide – ‘FlyKandi with Monarch Guide to Summer’ – has also been produced giving essential information for clubbers on some of the most glamorous destinations in Europe.
The new holiday bible gives the low down on the best body-beautiful beaches, star-studded bars, the best upmarket restaurants and the places to see and be seen.
A dedicated website, flykandi.com, has been created from where you can book flights and plan a trip to one of the clubbing capitals of Europe.
Written by: Nick Purdom
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