RIVIERA MAYA, MEXICO, December 04, 2010 (Press-News.org) With almost 4,000 Facebook fans on their Facebook company page, Hacienda Tres Rios Resort in the Riviera Maya has launched an offer through the social network for their fans this holiday season.
The Christmas present offered through the social network is a $100 USD gift card applied to customers when they call 1.800.494.9173 and mention the promotional code given in the Hacienda Tres Rios Facebook application.
The user can use the Christmas credit on their reservation to the Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort. The landing page of the promotion allows the user to share the gift with family and friends on Facebook. The vacation offer cannot be combined with other promotions.
The Riviera Maya Resort is an innovative social media user in the tourist industry and was recently awarded a Travel Weekly Magellan Award for their social media campaign "Name the Suite Contest" conducted through their Facebook fan page. The Riviera Maya resort offers a one-of-a-kind, endless luxury all-inclusive vacation that includes unlimited food and drinks (including alcohol), taxes and tips, various recreational activities, free in-room Internet access, and luxurious accommodations.
Guests also have exclusive access to unlimited tours and visits at Tres Rios Nature Park, including the SenseAdventure tour. The park offers unique opportunities for guests to explore unspoiled nature and discover the region's fascinating mangroves, sand dunes, and tropical jungles all on the resort grounds.
What distinguishes Hacienda Tres Rios from other resorts is its successful combination of strict sustainable tourism practices and quality services that exceed guests' expectations of a Riviera Maya luxury resort and spa.
Hacienda Tres Rios Resort, Spa & Nature Park is located 45 minutes from Cancun International Airport and 15 minutes from Playa del Carmen. This Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort features a diverse range of world-class cuisine in all nine restaurants and bars on the property.
The Facebook-exclusive offer will be available only through the month of December to travel in 2011.
*To make your reservation, visit the Hacienda Tres Rios Facebook Page and call 1.800.494.9173 (US & Canada). Some restrictions may apply.
Nestled in a 326-acre pristine nature park in Mexico's Riviera Maya, Hacienda Tres Rios is an endless luxury, all-inclusive resort in the Mexican Caribbean only 45 minutes south of Cancun International Airport. Opened in November 2008, Hacienda Tres Rios is the first of five resorts at Tres Rios Nature Park. The resort boasts 273 suites constructed using natural materials. At the forefront of sustainable tourism development, Hacienda Tres Rios creates amazing guest experiences while continuing to protect the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. The Tres Rios Nature Park is open exclusively to resort guests, and offers guided nature tours through mangrove forests, snorkeling in cenotes and rivers, and daily activities for children. For more information, visit the Hacienda Tres Rios website.
Website: http://www.haciendatresrios.com
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/haciendatresrios.resort
Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort Gives Fans Christmas Gift Card Through Facebook Page
The Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort, Hacienda Tres Rios, is giving away a Christmas gift card through their Facebook fan page through the month of December to be used when mentioning a promotional code when making a reservation.
2010-12-04
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[Press-News.org] Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort Gives Fans Christmas Gift Card Through Facebook PageThe Riviera Maya all-inclusive resort, Hacienda Tres Rios, is giving away a Christmas gift card through their Facebook fan page through the month of December to be used when mentioning a promotional code when making a reservation.