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in the new brochure. The ships showcase the line’s trademark Nordic heritage, with sleek furnishings and Viking’s signature Aquavit Terrace which allows guests to dine al fresco whilst taking in the ever-changing scenery. The River Cruise Line’s latest brochure
features a number of new cruises for next spring. Highlights include a six-night Amsterdam, Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent itinerary through Holland and Belgium and an 11-night cruise taking in the medieval towns of Bavaria and the Rhine Valley. The line has announced a new price guarantee for 2016 cruises, with rates fi xed at 2015 levels; it is encouraging agents to book early on the most popular departures.
Where to book it AMAWATERWAYS – 0808 256 8422
A seven-night round-trip Taste of Bordeaux cruise on AmaDolce, sailing from Bordeaux, is
Above left: Riviera Travel's MS Charles Dickens; the Asian-themed interior of the Anawrahta.
priced from £1,599pp, departing March 25, 2016. The price includes full-board service including wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner, shore excursions, free use of onboard bikes and fl ights.
amawaterways.co.uk TITAN – 0800 988 5166 The nine-night Scenic Beauty of the Elbe itinerary will sail from Prague on the exclusively chartered MS Johannes Brahms. Prices start from £1,599pp for travel on April 26, 2016, including fl ights, meals, fi ve excursions and Titan’s VIP Home Departure Service.
titanagents.co.uk
EMERALD WATERWAYS – 0800 270 7017 The eight-day Danube Delights cruise from Nuremberg to Budapest uncovers ancient abbeys, beautiful palaces and historic landmarks left in the wake of WWII. An invitation to a home hosted afternoon tea provides a truly authentic insight into Slovakian life while vibrant cities such as Vienna tick the boxes for iconic sights. The cruise leaves in December 2015 on new ship Emerald Sun and costs £2,195pp.
emeraldwaterways.co.uk
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Uniworld provides impeccable service, with the highest staff-to-guest ratio in the industry.
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Discover why the road best travelled is a river, and why it is best travelled with Uniworld
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