Visitors to Puerto Rico save big this winter

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San Juan, Puerto Rico The Puerto Rico Tourism Company (PRTC) is helping travelers escape the cold weather for fun in the sun this winter by offering travelers $200 off a 4 night / 5 day air and hotel package to the island.

$200 Savings Makes Travel to the Island of Enchantment a Breeze This Winter

Consumers who book their trip from December 1 through December 31, 2008 can choose from a number of flights from the U.S. mainland and will be able to stay at some of the island’s leading hotels and resorts from December 15, 2008 through March 1, 2009.

“There has never been a better time to visit Puerto Rico,” said Terestella Gonzalez-Denton, Executive Director of PRTC. “This exciting discount will offer travelers the opportunity to leave the cold weather behind and experience our gorgeous beaches, authentic Latin culture and a wide variety of outdoor activities all against a stunning Caribbean backdrop.”

To take advantage of this offer, consumers can contact a number of tour operators, travel agencies and booking engines including Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, Cheap Caribbean, Liberty Travel and Travel Impressions for additional information and to reserve their trip.

No Passport Required for Travel to Puerto Rico
For travel between Puerto Rico and the United States, No Passport Is Required for U.S. citizens. As a further convenience, the Puerto Rico Tourism Company offers an online reservation system for a variety of accommodations. For additional information about Puerto Rico, call (800) 866-7827 or visit www.GoToPuertoRico.com.

About Puerto Rico Tourism Company
The Puerto Rico Tourism Company (PRTC), founded in 1970, is a public corporation responsible for stimulating, promoting and regulating the development of the tourism industry. It markets Puerto Rico as a tourism destination through advertising, public relations and promotional activities; promotes tourism among local residents; provides visitor orientation and technical assistance to investors; evaluates tourism facilities and establishes standards of quality; and regulates and oversees gaming operations. PRTC has offices and representatives in the U.S. mainland, Canada, Europe and Latin America.

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