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APT drops solo supplements on all 2022 European river cruises
Luxury river cruise line, APT and sister brand, Travelmarvel are waiving single supplements on all 2022 European river cruises.
Savings for solo travellers can also be combined with the brand’s Balcony Sale
Solo travellers river cruising with Travelmarvel in Europe this year enjoy up to 50% off plus a free upgrade to the best available cabin, along with as no single supplement.
All prices include return flights, accommodation aboard one of Travelmarvel’s new Contemporary River Ships, with dining, drinks and sightseeing.
On APT, solos looking for a luxuriy cruising experience can enjoy up to 50% off their cruise, as well as no single supplements.
Prices includes door-to-door UK airport transfers, flights, accommodation aboard a luxury Concerto river ship, onboard dining, unlimited drinks, sightseeing and signature experiences.
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