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AmaWaterways charts 45 itineraries in 2023 programme
Harry Kemble
AmaWaterways has unveiled its 2023 brochure, featuring 45 itineraries across Europe, Asia and Africa. Majestic Capitals of the Danube
and Celebration of Classical Music: The Danube are two new departures offered in the river line’s Heart of the River brochure, which is available in print and digitally. The five-night Majestic Capitals of the Danube sailing includes
visits to Budapest, Hungary; Bratislava, Slovakia; and Vienna, Austria. The itinerary includes up to five excursion options each day. The lead-in price for the
departure on December 24 aboard AmaMagna is £2,191. Prices for the seven-night
Celebration of Classic Music: The Danube sailing from Budapest to Vienna departing on March 25, 2023, start at £2,008. The line’s Gems of Southeast Europe itinerary now has
AmaMagna in Bratislava
a Christmas departure in November 2023. The November 6 sailing runs from Budapest to Giurgiu, Romania. “For the first time, guests can
immerse themselves in the winter magic of Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania,” the line said. To mark the launch of the brochure, AmaWaterways is
offering early-booking savings of up to £1,500 per cabin on five to seven-night cruises, with a lead-in price of £2,012. Agents can order the brochure
via TradeGate or by contacting their local business development manager or by emailing agency
support@amawaterways.com.
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