The cruise line continues to push the boundaries of discovery, offering more opportunities for guests to engage with the rich tapestry of North America.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – American Queen Voyages (AQV), a leader in luxury river and expedition cruising, announces its biggest offer yet with its Sail Away & Save Event, which includes over 200 voyages through 2025. Additionally, the cruise line unveils a new flexible payment policy with low deposits, giving guests greater flexibility when planning their next adventure. Travelers can take advantage of the Wave Season Sail Away & Save Event now through Thursday, Feb. 29.
With the brand’s flexible payment policy, securing a memorable voyage is now more accessible. A deposit of $250 per person is due within three days of making a reservation, providing travelers with an easy initial commitment. The remaining balance of the voyage fare is conveniently due sixty-one (61) days before the sail date. For last-minute adventurers, reservations made within sixty-one (61) days of the sail date require full payment at the time of booking.
As part of the Wave Season excitement, AQV is introducing an array of new offerings for 2024, such as shorter voyages, new themed cruises and even more shore excursions. Guests can dive into Experiential Voyages that redefine exploration, providing immersive and captivating experiences across rivers and expeditions.
AQV offers comprehensive all-inclusive offerings that cover every aspect of a guest’s journey. The all-inclusive fares feature a one-night pre-cruise hotel stay, seamless ground transfers between the hotel and vessel, unlimited guided tours and experiences, complimentary beverages, access to open bars and lounges, cuisine served in multiple venues, convenient in-room dining, unlimited Wi-Fi, captivating live daily onboard entertainment and enrichment activities, and even hiking sticks for those who wish to explore on foot. River voyage enthusiasts will also find bicycles included in their amenities. Furthermore, to elevate the experience, AQV has introduced enhanced inclusions, now incorporating port taxes and fees, along with pre-paid gratuities.
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