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River cruise line cuts second passenger rates
Wednesday, 06 Mar, 2009
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Second passengers are being offered half price deals on European river cruises.
The incentive to attract cruise-only bookings by March 13 is being made by Peter Deilmann River Cruises on selected spring sailings.
A 50% discount for a second passenger on a seven-night Rhine cruise from Amsterdam on March 21 brings the cost down to a lead-in of £579, when the first passenger pays the full rate of £1,165.
Managing director Stuart Perl said: “These spring offers are excellent value for money for couples looking to enjoy Europe before the summer crowds.”
by Phil Davies
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