Kenpong Travel and Tours, a subsidiary of the Kenpong Group of Companies, yesterday unveiled a unique package to airlift soccer fans to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Themed, ?2014 Destination Brazil?, the package included a chartered flight, visa and travel insurance processing, accommodation, match tickets for the Group stage matches, internal tourism as well as medical assistance.
An economy traveler will only have to pay an affordable fee of GH?6,250 for the whole package, while GH?10,500 will be charged for the superior class travelers.
The General Manager of Kenpong Group of Companies, Patrick Dadey, unveiling the package at the company?s Roman Ridge offices in Accra, promised soccer fans a treat of a lifetime.
He pointed out that his outfit was seeking primarily to ride on the wings of soccer being a unifying force to announce their presence in the sports tourism industry, using Brazil 2014 as a test case in a spectacular fashion.
?We want to do things differently in this regard, and by that I mean we are redefining the meaning of professionalism. We are not just airlifting soccer fans for the Brazil showpiece, we promise prospective travelers a holistic football interspersed with culture and entertainment. Of course, the fans? comfort would highly be taken into consideration,? Mr. Dadey told newsmen.
Also present at the well attended event was boxing great Professor Azumah Nelson, who is a director of the Kenpong Group of Companies. He was in the company of football personalities like former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah, and Stars Deputy coach Maxwell Konadu.
Azumah Nelson indicated that the company was equipped with the right tools and personnel and expressed the hope that they would deliver par excellence services.
?The company is blessed with efficient personnel who I can say without doubt that they are bent on giving soccer fans a life time experience,? he concluded.
Also present at the event were Alhaji Ahmed Bandoh of Bahmed Travels and Kennedy Agyepong, CEO of the Kenpong Group of Companies.
By Kofi Owusu Aduonum
