Central Holidays launches 2027 Sordevolo Passion Play tours
Tour operator Central Holidays has launched an exclusive 2027 Sordevolo Product Line.
This gives guests an opportunity to experience a unique happening only available twice every decade.
Passion of Christ of Sordevolo (La Passione di Cristo) in Italy is one of Europe’s top religious theatrical traditions, similar in tradition to the Oberammergau Passion Play in Germany.
It is performed only once every five years.
It features 400 local residents of the Piedmont village as the entire town transforms into ancient Jerusalem.
Central Holidays’ 2027 Sordevolo programs provide exclusive access while paired with Italy itineraries.
Central Holidays has developed four distinct 2027 Sordevolo travel packages, each offering a different way to experience the Passion Play while exploring Italy’s religious, cultural, and historic destinations. Full program details at https://centralholidays.com/Sordevolo-2027.
“Programs like our Sordevolo itineraries represent exactly where Central Holidays excels – creating highly specialized, deeply meaningful travel experiences,” said Adam Greis, General Manager of Central Holidays.
“With our destination management office in Italy and dedicated staff throughout the country, we have the reach, relationships, and operational strength to deliver extraordinary programs like this.”
To support travel advisors and group organizers, Central Holidays is offering a group booking incentive on all 2027 Italy group programs that include Sordevolo:
$500 gift card for groups of 15 paying passengers
$700 gift card for groups of 16–20 paying passengers
$1,200 gift card for groups of 21+ paying passengers
Founded in 1972, Central Holidays offers affordable luxury trips across Italy, Europe, Egypt, Africa, West Asia, and Latin America.
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