Emerald Cruises is kicking off the new year—and wave season—with deals on 2018 river cruises. With two offers on the table, cruisers can choose the deal best suited to their travel plans and no matter which they opt for, receive savings of up $3,600 per couple. All offers are for new bookings made by February 28, 2018 and on a space available basis.
- Guests booking a suite on any 2018 Europe river cruise itinerary will receive either free airfare (for sailings of 14 nights or more) or reduced airfare of $295 per person (for sailings of 7-13 nights) from major U.S. gateways or, if they book their own air, a $1,000 per person reduction in the cruise fare for sailing of 14 nights or more, or $500 reduction for 7-13 night sailings. In addition, these guests will receive a complimentary Premium Drinks Package and one free Discover More tour during their sailing.
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- Guests can elect to book a regular stateroom and enjoy a complimentary 2-category upgrade into one of Emerald Cruises’ signature suites.
Emerald Cruises offers cruises on the Rhine, Rhône, Saône, Douro, Main, Danube and Moselle rivers, with journeys ranging from eight to 24 days. One of Emerald Cruises’ most popular itineraries, the eight-day Danube Explorer, sails between Budapest, Hungary and Passau, Germany with ports of call in cities including Vienna and Durnstein. Highlights of this sailing include a Viennese concert with music from Mozart and Strauss and several guided hikes and bike tours through some of Germany and Austria’s regions.
For those wanting to explore Provence, the eight-day Sensations of Southern France voyage travels between Lyon and Arles along the picturesque Rhône and Saône Rivers aboard the Emerald Liberté. Guests will visit several country villages that are synonymous with this region and be introduced to its history with tours of the area’s castles, palaces and ruins. The region’s wine and culinary offerings are highlighted through wine, cheese and olive tastings as well as an on-board, Provençal style dinner cooked by acclaimed local chef and Top Chef France finalist, Fabien Morreale.
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