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Agents and Companion to receive 70% discount off Avalon Waterways cruises
For a limited time only, deluxe small ship and river cruising company Avalon Waterways is offering travel agents and their companion the opportunity to experience a number of cruises departing in 2006 by discounting the price by 70%.
“We’re nearing capacity after another highly successful season and with the remaining cabins we have available, we’re opening these up to agents to experience the newest product in river cruising. They’ll have a great holiday and be able to sell Avalon even more confidently upon their return”, said Fiona Watson, National Marketing Manager for Avalon Waterways.
The booking and deposit window is to the 30th of October 2006 with the travel window being 20th of October through to the 21st of December 2006. Cruises include the ‘The Legendary Danube’, The Blue Danube Discovery’, ‘Romantic Rhine’ and the ‘Christmastime Cruise’. Prices start from as little as $514.00 per person, twin share.
For more information agents should call the customer service department on 1300 130 134.
Graham Muldoon
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