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Deal on Istanbul-Paris cruise-tour
SYDNEY – APT has a new deal on its 29-day Istanbul to Paris cruise-tour between May and August – solo travellers pay no single supplement (valued up to A$6195), while couples can fly free to Europe.
Both offers apply to bookings made before February 28.
The package price is from A$12,390 per person twin share which includes hotels, 21 nights aboard a luxury APT River Ship, 72 meals, city tours of Istanbul, Bucharest and Belgrade, Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula, services of an APT cruise director, airport transfers on first and last day of tour, gratuities, Freedom of Choice Touring, and opera at the Budapest State Opera House.
The tour starts with two nights in Istanbul, tours through Turkey to join the river cruise at Rousse, departing the river network at Trier to tour to Paris for the last three nights.
More info: www.aptgroup.travel
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