Sail away with Trafalgar’s super savings
For a strictly limited time Trafalgar is offering clients the chance to save up to $500 per couple on a handful of luxurious European river cruises.
Paul Wiseman, Managing Director, Trafalgar said, “River cruising is a great option for travellers, allowing them to discover the heart of Europe from the comfort of their floating hotel room. With the added benefit of these savings, river cruising has never looked so attractive.”
Save $250 per person off all sailings of the15-day European Discovery, a cultural delight, sailing through Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Brochured price from $4625 per person, based on double occupancy.
Save $150 per person off the August 12, 19 and 26 sailings of the eight-day Castles Along the Rhine which visits Strasbourg, Speyer (Heidelberg), Rudesheim and Cologne showcasing the very best of Europe’s historic and beautiful castles. Brochured price from $2650 per person, based on double occupancy.
Save $150 per person off all August sailings of the eight-day Enchanting Danube, which cruises between Budapest and Munich and takes in the very best of Eastern Europe. Brochured price from $3075 per person, based on double occupancy.
Save $150 per person off all July and August sailings of the new eight-day Paris & Normandy which journeys along the Seine and visits Normandy. Brochured price from $2950 per person, based on double occupancy.
Save $150 per person off all June, July and August sailings of the10-day Douro Valley, which travels through the lush vineyards and produce-rich countryside of Spain and Portugal. Brochured priced from $3225 per person, based on double occupancy.
Save $150 per person off all sailings of the15-day Legendary Rhine & Moselle visiting the colourful towns of Holland, the region of Moselle and the heart of German wine country. Brochured price from $4199 per person, based on double occupancy.
Be quick to secure these fantastic savings, as bookings and deposits must be received by 30 April 2007.
All Trafalgar River Cruise holidays include shore excursions with local guides, accommodation in an outside stateroom and onboard meals, plus the services of an English-speaking cruise director, who is on hand to ensure travellers experience the unique local culture while they’re out exploring each new port of call.
Trafalgar’s river cruise program offers a relaxing, hassle-free way for your clients to explore Europe. Clients are delivered into the heart of Europe’s most enchanting destinations on an unforgettable journey aboard Trafalgar’s deluxe fleet of intimate vessels.
For more details visit the website at www.trafalgar.com or email [email protected]
Report by The Mole
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