Scenic Tours sets inaugural European River Cruises
Scenic Tours launched its inaugural European river cruises on September 3 according to a report by travelpulse.com.
The Sapphire and Emerald are operating their first season sailing between Amsterdam and Budapest. According to reports, passengers especially appreciate the Scenic “FreeChoice†shore excursions.
In Amsterdam, for example, they have their choice of a canal cruise or a visit to the Van Gogh Museum included in their cruise price. In Vienna, travelers can tour the Schonbrunn Palace or have coffee and cake in one of the city’s famous coffee houses. The company also offers a private concert in Vienna featuring musicians, singers and ballet dancers. Scenic also provides bicycles for those who choose to do their day trips on two wheels.
While this season is virtually sold out, there’s availability for next year, and an early-booking bonus. Scenic will pay for airfare from major gateways across Canada, up to $1,600 per couple on BA or AC on select 15-day itineraries when booked by Sept. 30. Scenic in 2009 will add 11-day city stays in conjunction with weeklong cruises, plus a new 24-day Amsterdam-to-the-Black Sea itinerary.
For more information visit www.scenictours.com.
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