Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort opens the season and celebrate 20 years of activity!
Spring has returned and with it the re-opening of Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort! After six months of winter break, we opened the doors of our historic Villa to welcome the first customers. 2011 will be a special year for us: on June 8 we will celebrate 20 years of Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort, an important goal… we are preparing some initiatives! In fact, we would like to celebrate this anniversary with you, involving you in a way that allows us to relive the history of the Villa.Always to involve more and more, in recent months we have launched our new blog and we opened our social media channels: our Facebook page and Twitter to share with you thoughts and actions; Flickr to share our photos; YouTube to share our and your videos.
In addition, to our fans and followers we have devoted a special offer: when they book a stay with us will receive a Gift Card valued € 15 to try one of our extra-virgin olive oil massages flavoured with our aromatic herbs!
A few days ago we have also joined Foursquare with an offer that Villa Campestri decided to devote to his “Major”: who will be named “Major” may in fact have a discount of 15% on the next reservation. One way to reward the loyalty of our guests.
Closer relationship with our customers is also possible through the distribution of our newsletters: we invite you to subscribe to stay up to date on our activities.
Among the new special offers, cooking classes, new services, picnic in the park, pet-sitting, Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort is ready for a season full of initiatives and full of surprises!
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