APT extends fly free offers for river cruising
SYDNEY – APT has released new fly free and discount deals.
for its Europe River Cruising 2011 programme.
Free return airfares (including taxes) for the 15-day Magnificent Europe cruise is now valid on all suites for travel in March, October, November and December and for D and E suites only on April to September travel.
Cruise price is from $6245 per person twin share (based on March 20 departure).
There is an additional saving of $600 a couple on booking the 21-day Magnificent Europe, priced from $9445 departing March 17, 2011.
The fly free offer also applies to most of APT’s extended land touring packages combined with the Magnificent Europe cruise.
These include 25-day Bohemia and Magnificent Europe (travel March to September 2011 and valid D and E suites only, priced from $11,740 departing March 10, 2011) and 27-day Italy and Magnificent Europe (travel April to September 2011 and valid D and E suites only, priced from $15,390 departing April 19 and May 17).
Contact: agents call 1300 278 278, visit www.aptouring.com.au
Ian Jarrett
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