Management Training Limited Offer From £29*: Management Training Limited Offer from £29*
Special Rates - SAVE over 35% Off*
First Class Management Training Centre...
Whether you've been to Whittlebury Hall before or not, try us out and get even more with our Autumn Special Rates - SAVE over 35% OFF on all new bookings made by 30th November 2011 and taken by 29th February 2012*.
DDR from £29 (was £45)
24HR from £95 (was £149)
To make an enquiry and see what we can save you, call our Sales Team now on 0845 400 1402 and quote 'SAVE'.
*Terms and Conditions:
Terms and conditions apply to all offers and promotions and are not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion
Special promotional rates applicable to all new bookings made by 30th November 2011 and taken by 29th February 2012
Offer is subject to availability
Guests must be 18 years or over. £40 single supplement applies.
All day delegate rates and 24hr delegate rates exclude VAT
All rates are based on 'per person'
Rates are 'from' prices and if unavailable you will be quoted the next best available price
Offers are subject to change and may be withdrawn at our discretion
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