Quote: Originally posted by keith2375 on 12/10/2011
Is there any advantage to subscribing through the 2 aforementioned websites for £13.30, as opposed to directly through ACSI for 11.95 euros?
It might not be everyones attitude but I think its important to support companies like Vicarious books because they almost exclusively stock a large range of guides relating to travelling in our caravans and motorhomes. I would imagine that sales of the ACSI Book form a good proportion of their income and perhaps subsidise the stocking of the other guides. If that is the case to me its a good enough reason to support them. Perhaps I am being a bit to altruistic?
David
Don't forget to leave a review of the French and other European campsites you have visited!
Within minutes of booking with DFDS I received an email from Vicarious offering the ACSI book. Too much of a coincidence! Big brother is watching us! I haven't yet decided to buy a copy this year as we used a lot of the Aire Naturelles last year which were lovely. The main place we have used the ACSI card in the past is Prairies de la Mer near Port Grimaud and we are seriously considering not returning in 2012 as it was so NOISY with more undesirables than usual. I must be getting old.
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: New acsi card
