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Fred Olsen launches river cruises
Friday, 17 May, 2017
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Fred Olsen Cruise Lines is to offer river cruises next summer.
It will charter a 156-guest ship from Amadeus, which will be renamed Brabant after a Fred Olsen ship from the 1920s, for two years.
Brabant will offer 30 cruises on the Danube, Rhine and Moselle rivers from April to November 2018.
Bookings can be made from May 26 either over the phone or online. Agents will be offered the same commercial terms as with Fred Olsen ocean cruise bookings.
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