Christmas - A white Christmas in New York and a glitzy New Year in Las Vegas

Are you looking for a fairytale white Christmas or a New Year’s Eve party to remember? Let Brightsun Travel guide you through the many options this Christmas – from a white Christmas in New York to the ultimate New Year’s Eve party in Las Vegas. The USA really has it all at Christmas, from iconic cities to lush islands, and the theme parks of Orlando. Whether it's something to suit a limited budget or the ultimate in luxury holidays to USA, Brightsun Travel has exclusive tour packages and flight deals to numerous destinations in America. New York would make for an unforgettable Christmas break, where your Christmas presents could consist of a world class concert, and a Christmas Day walk could be up the Empire State Building to view this amazing city covered in white powdery snow.

For the kids, how about a gift to remember? A trip to the theme park capital of the world, Orlando, and spend Christmas at Walt Disney World. Brightsun Travel can arrange fantastic holidays to Orlando and Walt Disney World, including direct flights and a stay at one of the many themed hotels. Walt Disney World houses four parks in total – the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom – that would suit a few days or a week long stay at this exciting Orlando destination. And on New Year’s Eve the big parks offer some of America’s most impressive fireworks displays, and the park’s nightclubs host elaborate parties to see the New Year in in style.

Finally, Las Vegas is perhaps the ultimate New Year’s Eve destination. Las Vegas is home to 24 hour casinos and boutique themed hotels aplenty, offering night clubs and poolside bars. Brightsun Travel can help you organise unique cheap holidays to Las Vegas and offer advice on the many casino resorts and hotels Las Vegas has to offer. But if you really can't decide between New York, Orlando and Las Vegas, why not consider a multi-centre holiday incorporating all three American cities in a unique Christmas and New Year break?