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from Ipswich and Norwich, off ering a perfect alternative for a festive evening out. Adding to the festive trips in the schedule, a selection of Christmas Lunch journeys are also available during December, departing from various towns and cities throughout the country. Guests will be served truly festive fare with a chance to sit back, relax and journey back to the Golden Age of Travel whilst the train weaves its way through the British countryside. If you’re one of those people who always feels a little bit disappointed at the same old events on New Year’s Eve then the Northern Belle has the ideal trip for you. See 2013 in with style aboard the New Year’s Eve Dinner train, departing from Liverpool and Manchester. Shortly before midnight, the train will stop for the celebration at Carnforth Station where the 1940’s fi lm ‘Brief Encounter’ was fi lmed. Guests will be dressed in black tie and enjoy a delicious dinner served by liveried stewards with champagne and wine during the trip. T e Northern Belle can even help you to buy the perfect present for people who already seem to have everything. Treat a loved one to an Orient-Express Gift Certifi cate. Set at a monetary amount of your choice and then the gift certifi cate allows the lucky recipient to choose a rail experience on the Northern Belle or its sister train, the British Pullman, which operates out of London. If you’re feeling adventurous this Christmas then the Northern Belle can provide the perfect experience so hop on board and eat, drink or shop to your heart’s content.
To fi nd out more or to book your Christmas trip with Orient-Express, call 0845 077 2222 or visit
www.orient-express.com
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