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APT launches new Asia river cruises
APT & Travelmarvel unveiled new Asia river cruises as part of its 2023/24 Faraway Collection.
It includes luxury APT and Travelmarvel itineraries to Japan.
Travelmarvel has also launched an India cruise on the Lower Ganges for the very first time.
The Faraway Collection also includes three APT and three Travelmarvel Asia river cruises on the Mekong.
It includes the first sailings of APT’s newbuild ship, the Mekong Serenity.
It has a total of just 44 cabins, offering luxury cruising through Vietnam and Cambodia.
The new digital brochure also features Travelmarvel’s eight-day Treasures of Egypt & The Nile and 15-day Treasures of Egypt & The Nile with Hidden Jordan cruise and land itineraries.
Brad Bennetts, Head of Sales & Business Development, said: “We’re excited to release our full long-haul travel programme in 2023 and 2024.”
“We’re also excited to add the exciting destinations of Japan and India.”
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