Riviera Travel has announced it is re-opening its European river cruise and select touring product to the Irish market with immediate effect.
Riviera’s 2024 and recently-launched 2025 river cruise programmes are now on sale to Irish holidaymakers, covering Europe’s main waterways including the Seine, Rhone, Rhine, Douro and Danube. Dedicated departures for solo travellers are available, along with newly-introduced themed cruises for 2025.
Seven European itineraries from Riviera’s touring portfolio are also on sale, with plans to expand the programme over the next 12 months.
The programmes, available in Euros, will be bookable through www.rivieratravel.ie and their trade booking platform Riviera Agents. The market will be managed by Vicky Billing, Head of Partnerships, with the support of a dedicated trade team.
Stuart Milan, Riviera Travel Channel Director, said: “We’re eager to welcome Irish guests back onboard our European river cruises and tours, and want to thank local agents for all their support as we return to the market. Our extensive range of product will ensure guests effortlessly experience some of Europe’s most incredible destinations.
“On the river, our all-inclusive dining, superior drinks package and outstanding service from wonderful crew members, combined with local guides bringing the destinations to life, will offer the perfect holiday on and off our ships. Meanwhile our hand-crafted touring itineraries offer the perfect balance of expert guided insight and independent adventure.”
All river cruise departures include return flights with regional airport options available at no additional cost; full board; a superior drinks package; and scheduled visits and tours. Excursions are available every day, while sailings also include on-board lectures, port talks, entertainment and authentic regional menus.
All tours include return flights with regional airport options; transfers; all scheduled visits and tours; breakfast and select meals; and the services of a Rivera Travel tour manager throughout.
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