North America’s longest-running tour
operator, Collette, has announced a post-sale extension of its ‘New Season
of Travel’ for travel advisors to help travelers save up to 20 percent on tours
in North America and Europe.
The post-sale extension is available now through September
30, 2024, using the code FALLSAVINGS at the time of booking.
Collette’s new season
of travel sale offers savings on destinations many globetrotters say
they’ve been eager to visit, such as Europe and the Hawaiian Islands with tours
through the end of 2025.
“We’re celebrating 107 years as leaders in the group travel
industry and wanted advisors to celebrate with us, as they play a major role in
what we do,” said Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, chief executive officer at Collette. “2025
is shaping up to be a great year for travel and this sale lets travelers book
any of our five travel styles when planning their ‘bucket list’ trip to North
America and Europe.”
Highlights of the “Europe: The Grand Tour” include a canal
cruise tour through Amsterdam, a choice between visits to major landmarks in
Brussels or venturing to the city’s “Comic Book route” where travelers will be
wowed by murals and other displays of comic heroes, and a stop at the
Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart.
Seats on “Europe: The Grand Tour” land-only packages are
available as early as June 14, 2025, with prices starting at $4,799 USD per
person.
Collette’s “Grand Hawaiian Adventure” guides travelers
through Oahu, Big Island (Kona), Maui and Kauai. Tour highlights include a
visit to the USS Arizona Memorial, a picturesque drive along Oahu’s famous
North Shore, a journey through Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park on the Big
Island, a tour of a Kona coffee farm to learn about the coffee bean’s journey
from tree to cup, and even a traditional Polynesian luau.
Seats on this land-only Hawaiian tour package start at
$6,599 per person with departures as early as January 16, 2025.
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