FEBRUARY 6, 2012

Flathead Travel is proud to partner with Paul Spade with our next promotion to help celebrate Glacier's Centennial. When you book Flathead Valley travel with Flathead Travel Service between now and June 1, 2010 you will be given one of Paul Spade’s beautiful posters. This includes booking advance tee time reservation at what Golf Digest named a top 50 golf course destination. All inbound Amtrak or airline tickets breath taking Glacier Park packages, any Whitefish accommodations all Flathead Valley packages. A variety of additional posters are available for purchase at the price of $9.95 at Flathead Travel Service

Let our skilled and experienced agents book your travel. And while they are at it let them book your accommodations, rental car, whitewater rafting trip, guided fishing excursion, golf package, skiing vacation, or any of the many other Northwest Montana experiences available throughout the year.

Email or call us at 1.800.223.9380.

Glacier National Park Centennial Posters

Purchase any inbound travel arrangements from Flathead Travel before June 1, 2010 and get a FREE Glacier Park Centennial Paul A Spade poster of Glacier Park's Mountain Goats.

Additional Glacier Park Centennial Posters also available from Flathead Travel for $9.95 plus shipping and handling (click link to view):

Going to the Sun Highway

Ask your Travel Proffessional today at any of our Flathead Travel Offices. You can have your posters shipped or pick them up at any of our 4 Flathead Travel Offices (see bottom of page for locations and phone numbers).

Help Celebrate the Centennial of YOUR Glacier National Park by purchasing one of each of these posters. A portion of each sale goes to the Glacier National Park Centennial organization.

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Some restrictions may apply - prices subject to availability

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