Up to 20% Discount on Hobart Tours @ Bespoke Tours Hobart

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Up to 20% Discount on Hobart Tours @ Bespoke Tours Hobart
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AssociatedBTH on 21/05/2024 - 10:03 bespoketourshobart.com.au (75 clicks)

I would like to offer up to 20% discount on the following select tours. If you are interested in coming along please complete the contact us page on the website with your details and mention this Ozbargain post. I'll get in touch with you to book you in. This offer is on the following tours on the following dates. If you are interested in another tour or date let me know through the contact form and I'll provide you with a
5% discount (for 1-2 people)
10% discount (for bookings of 3 or more people).
This offer is only valid for tours btn 22nd May 24 and 22nd October 24 and must be booked before 11 June 24.

Don't forget to mention OzBargain This is an exclusive Ozbargain only offer.

DATE. TOUR. PRICE Per Person
22nd May. Bruny Island Tour. $205
24th May. Wine, Gin & Whisky Tour. $212
27th May. Port Arthur Tour. $150
11th June. Signature Whisky Tour. $236
12th June. Signature Wine Tour. $136

More information on these tours and what they include is available on the website. Hopefully, will see you soon.

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Comments

  • Ham Dragon on 21/05/2024 - 10:49
    +2

    Prices have gone up a bit since you first posted this, inflation/COL I know, but maybe using a dedicated Ozbargain discount code will make punters feel it's a bit more targeted & less of an ad with higher prices & lower discount than previous.

    • MagnusPaciscorHons on 21/05/2024 - 13:42

      Indeed there is a paradox in advertising "market rates" on a bargain website, the term "market rates" implies standard or average prices, while a bargain website here intended typically offers discounted or reduced prices. This contrast may raise questions like:

      • Why advertise market rates on this platform focused on bargains?
      • Are the market rates being used as a comparison to highlight the discounts offered?
      • Or is it a way to attract customers with the promise of competitive pricing, even if it's not the lowest?

      The paradox highlights the importance of clear communication and transparency in advertising. As it's essential to ensure that the messaging and pricing strategies align with the website's purpose and audience expectations to avoid any confusion, mistrust or otherwise.

  • AssociatedBTH @ Bespoke Tours Hobart on 21/05/2024 - 12:08
    -3

    These are the actual prices and wont be going down to the introductory rates we were offering when we launched. These are market rates and great value considering the maximum tour size is 7 people.

    • Ham Dragon on 21/05/2024 - 13:50
      +2

      So essentially you charge $150-236 to drive people between places where they are hosted by onsite staff & encouraged to buy products (what's your kickback?), and point out scenery along the way?

      • MagnusPaciscorHons on 21/05/2024 - 17:14
        +1

        With the phrase 'up to 20% off market rates' on a bargain website is noteworthy, as it raises questions about the meaning of 'market rates' in this context. Given this site's purpose of offering discounted prices, feel it's essential to define what 'market rates' refer to, with any clear comparisons that aligns with this site's purpose, to see a transparent, understandable great deal.

  • WatchNerd on 21/05/2024 - 14:13

    I agree with the rep, these are market rates so not really worthy of a post on Aus number one bargain website.

  • AssociatedBTH @ Bespoke Tours Hobart on 21/05/2024 - 16:32

    Sorry to rephrase its up to 20% off the market rates.

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