Help your clients discover the beauty and history of the birthplace of the USA – New England – with APT, and give them an experience they’ll never forget.
In case you didn’t hear, APT took out the gongs at the recent 2016 AFTA National Travel Industry Awards in the Best River Cruise Operator category.
The luxury travel operator is also offering deals to their best destinations, such as the New England Discovery tour, which is a 16-day tour from Montréal to New York City, priced from $11,995* pp twin share.
Sweetening the pot even further, passengers can add on flights with Air Canada from just $1,295* per person.
So what are you waiting for?
In case the awesome savings aren’t enough to convince your clients, here are five extra reasons why they should discover New England with APT.
1. The towns
Discover the charm of French-speaking Montréal and experience a slice of Europe in North America with APT before crossing the border into the USA and visiting the quaint New England towns of Burlington and Stowe in Vermont.
Then head towards the Atlantic coast to Bar Harbour via Bretton Woods and explore the towns, villages and cities along the East Coast, such as Salem, Boston, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket Island, Newport and, of course, the city of all cities: New York City.
That’s what your clients will experience on the New England Discovery tour. But apart from the towns, it’s the scenery that’s going to leave an indelible impression on them…
2. The scenery
Make sure your clients pack their cameras and a few extra memory cards as the scenery that awaits them on the New England Discovery is going to blow them away.
The beautiful New England Coast is the stuff of postcards, with quaint fishing villages, and lobster boats all commanding to be photographed. Inland, the architectural flair of Montréal and verdant vistas of Vermont and New Hampshire will have anyone reaching for their camera yet again.
But these views are best appreciated over a nice meal…
3. The food
A big part of the reason why APT remains one of the best luxury tour operators in the world comes down to the selection of gourmet food served to their guests on tour.
From a French-inspired dinner menu in Montréal, to sampling Lake Champlain chocolates in Vermont, to a Cape Cod clambake in Martha’s Vineyard, your client’s taste buds are certainly in for a treat!
In total, there are 24 meals included in the tour over the 16 days.
On the New England Discovery tour, guests will also be able enjoy some of APT’s Signature Experiences, such as feasting on a three-course dinner onboard the Café Lafayette Dinner Train whilst their eyes feast on the gorgeous landscapes that surround them near Bretton Woods.
And then, of course, you have the APT touch that’s equally going to satisfy their desires…
4. The APT touch
With APT’s small group sizes, guests will receive much more personal attention than touring with other companies.
Everything is included in the New England Discovery tour too, including gratuities and airport transfers, and the tour includes a dedicated American APT tour director to make sure everything runs without a hitch on the ground and your clients are well looked after.
But apart from all that’s included, it’s the stories that this part of New England has to tell that are also so special…
5. The history
History is a core part of the New England Discovery tour, and your clients will be able to learn as they go.
For example, the tour includes a visit to the John F Kennedy Museum in Cape Cod, where guests can learn all about the life of President Kennedy and his family. A drive along the historic Ocean View Drive also tells the story of New England’s fascinating history.
Last but not least, a visit to The Breakers, which is a national Historic Landmark and one of the famous Newport Mansions on Rhode Island, will certainly prove interesting. This mansion was actually built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II in 1895.
Find out more about APT’s 16-day New England Discovery Tour by visiting www.aptouring.com.au/usa2017
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