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Viking announces Fly Free Sale with unbeatable river cruise offers

Viking, a world-renowned luxury river cruise company, has launched an exciting new Fly Free Sale, ensuring travellers can relax and enjoy every moment of their European adventures with peace of mind.

The Fly Free Sale, valid for new bookings made between 1 August, 2024, and 15 November, 2024, offers free economy class flights for selected 2025, 2026, and 2027 river voyages. The sale promises a stress-free experience, as Viking arranges flights with their preferred airline partners from major gateway cities in Australia and New Zealand.

The promotion covers some of Viking’s most sought-after itineraries, including the Grand European Tour, the Rhine Getaway, and the Lyon, Provence and the Rhineland voyages, each offering travellers a unique way to explore Europe’s iconic rivers and cultural treasures.

Discover Europe in Style

Grand European Tour:

This 15-day journey from Amsterdam to Budapest (or vice versa) takes in four countries and includes 12 guided tours. Guests can set sail between April and November 2025, and again from May to November 2026.

Prices start from AU$8,695 per person in a Standard Stateroom, and from AU$12,995 per person in a Veranda Stateroom.

Rhine Getaway:

For those with less time, the eight-day Rhine Getaway offers a charming escape between Basel and Amsterdam (or vice versa), covering four countries and six guided tours. This cruise is available from March to November 2025 and 2026.

Prices start from AU$5,295 per person in a Standard Stateroom, and from AU$6,795 per person in a Veranda Stateroom.

Lyon, Provence and The Rhineland:

Explore France and Germany on a scenic 15-day cruise from Avignon to Amsterdam (or vice versa). With 14 guided tours through four countries, guests will sail through some of Europe’s most picturesque regions from May to November 2025, and again from March to November 2026.

Prices start from AU$9,395 per person in a Standard Stateroom, and from AU$12,695 per person in a Veranda Stateroom.

All-Inclusive Experience

Viking’s luxury river cruises are known for their all-inclusive pricing, which covers river-view staterooms, shore excursions, wine and beer served with lunch and dinner, onboard meals, and Wi-Fi.

For those looking to make the most of their time in Europe, the Fly Free Sale offers incredible value and a seamless experience. However, travellers are encouraged to act fast, as the promotion is subject to availability and limited to new bookings made during the promotional period.

To secure your spot or find out more about Viking’s Fly Free Sale, call Viking at 138 747 to speak with a representative or visit their website at viking.com

For full terms and conditions, visit viking.com

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