Trafalgar sets sail with Best of Summer Sale on 2026 river cruises

by | Mar 13, 2026 | Travel

Trafalgar, is offering summer savings up to 30% off on river cruises along some of Europe’s most iconic waterways, inviting travellers to experience the ease and immersion of exploring the continent by water.

From now through April 16, 2026, Canadian travellers can save up to CAD$3720 off per couple, plus earn a $300 flight credit per couple on select 2026 river cruise departures between June 1 and Sept. 30, 2026.

Whitney Ramirez, SVP of Sales, TTC Tour Brands, said: “Canadian travellers and advisors have the opportunity to take advantage of meaningful savings while being among the first to experience river cruising with Trafalgar.”

Ramirez continued: “There’s no better way to experience summer in Europe than along its most storied rivers, and these two itineraries offer an effortless way to do just that. With this limited time offer, guests can secure exceptional value and plan their summer journeys with confidence, while advisors have a timely opportunity to introduce clients to Trafalgar’s new river cruise experience and expand their offerings as demand for European summer travel remains strong.”

Trafalgar’s two 2026 summer itineraries offer a seamless and immersive river cruise experience:

Best of the Danube: An 8-day cruise from Budapest to Passau, featuring Vienna’s café culture, Bratislava’s Cold War history and a Be My Guest experience at Austria’s oldest winery

Best of the Rhine and Amsterdam: A 10-day journey from Basel to Amsterdam, with highlights including Strasbourg’s old town, the Middle Rhine Gorge and farm-to-table dining with the Bohrer family

Go to www.agents.ttc.com for more.

 

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