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Special deals on legendary Orient Express

Tuesday, 30 Jan 2007 12:32
Holidaymakers are being offered special discounts of up to £450 on the famed Orient Express train for departures on specific dates in March and April 2007.

Destinations on offer include Venice in Italy, the Hungarian capital Budapest and Prague in the Czech Republic.

Travellers fly to their destination and spend two or three nights in luxury hotel accommodation before returning to London overnight on the Orient Express in a private cabin with all meals included.

A four-night break staying in Venice for three nights is available on March 18th 2007 for £1,719 per person, which includes a discount of £350 per person.

Included in the trip is a scheduled flight from London to Venice, transfer by water taxi, four-star accommodation, entrance tickets to the Doge's Palace and Orient Express travel.

Similarly, a four-night holiday to Budapest is available on March 28th 2007, from £1,539 per person with a discount £330. The trip includes five-star accommodation as well as private transfers and Orient Express tickets.

For holidaymakers wanting to combine Venice and Prague and travel twice on the Orient Express, there is a discount of £450 per person available for the trip departing April 16th 2007, which costs £2,229 per person.

The holiday includes two-nights' four-star accommodation in Venice and two-nights' five-star accommodation in Prague with overnight Orient Express travel between the cities and return travel on the luxury train.

For more information see www.kirkerholidays.com

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