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Travelmarvel’s fly-free offer extended
SYDNEY – Travelmarvel’s fly free to Europe and return offer last month now covers all its river cruise tours and departures in March next year.
The new offer applies to bookings for Category A cabins (all-weather private balcony) and Category B cabins (large sliding window) on the 15-day Classical Europe, 17/19-day Classical Europe with Amsterdam and Budapest, and the 18/21-day Classical Europe with Prague and Paris packages.
Bookings must be made by September 30.
The 15-day package between Amsterdam and Budapest, for example, is priced from $6270 per person twin share, based on Cat B cabin, and includes port charges of $380, return airfare and air taxes of $700, 14-night cruise aboard the ms Sound of Music, 41 meals, complimentary local wines with dinner, tipping, Travelmarvel cruise director, all must-see sights and airport transfers on first and last day.
Details at www.travelmarvel.com.au
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