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Fred. Holidays launches new Rail & Sail itineraries
Friday, 02 Feb, 2023
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Fred. Holidays Rail Journeys has brought forward the launch of three new luxury 2024 Rail & Sail itineraries.
The trips are in partnership with Star Clippers, and feature a journey on the iconic Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
It includes Royal Clipper Italian Mini Cruise & Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
This week-long Rail & Sail break features a four-night Italian mini cruise from Rome on Royal Clipper plus two nights in Venice.
It concludes with an overnight journey on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express to Amsterdam.
The trip departs 16 July 2024.
Also launched are the Royal Clipper Amalfi & Sicily Cruise & Venice Simplon-Orient-Express and Venice Simplon-Orient-Express with Star Flyer Amalfi & Sicily Cruise.
Reservations are now open.
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