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Riviera Travel unveils new premium tour programme
Riviera Travel has introduced a ‘Signature’ escorted tour collection for 2023, 40 upgraded European and worldwide itineraries being introduced.
The tours are for groups of a maximum 25 guests, and include up to three new experiences, which will be added to Riviera’s established touring itineraries.
The programme spans Italy, Spain, Croatia, Austria, Canada and Morocco.
Joanne Lynn, Head of Product Europe at Riviera Travel, said: “Signature tours will be an exclusive option and offer the very best in immersive, engaging travel.”
Guests on a week-long tour will have up to three signature experiences included, with tour less than seven days having up to two signature experiences.
Riviera will also offer its current ‘classic’ escorted tour options next year.
Riviera’s full European escorted tour programme is now on sale for 2023.
2023 fares have been frozen to July.
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