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APT, Travelmarvel launch Australia and New Zealand cruise programme
Friday, 26 Jan, 2023
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Australia-owned APT & Travelmarvel launched its 2023/24 Australia and New Zealand cruise collection.
The new programme features 17 five-star APT touring and expedition cruising itineraries, and 16 trips from sister brand Travelmarvel..
APT & Travelmarvel is offering up to £400 per person off all 2023 and 2024 departures booked before 31 March 2023.
Packages with early booking discounts include a 15-day Kimberley Complete 4WD Wilderness Adventure and Travelmarvel’s 14-day Wonders of the South West.
It also offers APT’s 17-day New Zealand Wonderland and Travelmarvel’s 15-day New Zealand Getaway .
Brad Bennetts, APT & Travelmarvels Head of Sales UK & Europe, said: “These destinations are back on the map for international visitors.”
Learn more about : APT Travel Group ( United Kingdom )
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