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Southwest Airlines' newly-launched in-house packaged vacations product is enticing travelers to bundle their next vacation by offering up to $500 off select packages this holiday season.
This November, customers can save $250 per reservation on flight and hotel or flight and hotel and car vacation packages booked through Getaways by Southwest based on two-person, five-night stays for eligible domestic destinations.
Meanwhile, the savings climb to $500 per reservation on flight and hotel vacation packages based on two-person, five-night stays for Getaways by Southwest's qualifying international destinations.
One-day advance purchase is required and restrictions, exclusions and blackout dates may apply.
Contact your travel advisor or visit Southwest.com/Vacations to take advantage of this offer.
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