European river cruise operator CroisiEurope will be adding four new ships to its fleet in 2017, sailing on the Rhine, Danube, Douro and Mekong rivers.
On the Mekong
CroisiEurope already has four ships on the Mekong River, with RV Indochine II joining them in 2017 to sail between Siem Reap and Ho Chi Minh City in Cambodia.
The luxury colonial-style ship will call at Angkor, Tonle Sap, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Tralach, Koh Chen, Phnom Penh, Chau Doc, Sa Dec, Cai Be and My Tho.
The RV Indochine II can accommodate 60 passengers in 30 cabins featuring private balconies.
On the Danube and the Rhine
The MS Symphonie II and the MS Douce France II are ships with a modern design that can accommodate 106 passengers in 54 cabins and 135 passengers in 68 cabins respectively.
Ms Symphonie II launches in April 2017 and MS Douce France II follows in June 2017; both will offer groups the opportunity to explore the Rhine and Danube.
On the Douro
There is no name yet for the company's new three-deck ship, which will join CroisiEurope's four other ships on the Douro River in 2017.
The 132-passenger ship will sail eight-day round-trip cruises from Porto calling at Regua, Vega de Terron, Ferradosa and Pinhao.
Group travel with CroisiEurope
GTOs will receive a discounted cruise group rate which is available for parties of 20 or more.
CroisiEurope can also help to arrange pre- and post-cruise meeting services for groups to make gathering together easier.
From November through to March in 2016, groups of 80 people or more may privately charter a ship for lunches, dinners, conferences, parties or other gatherings.
These private charters are available with or without overnight stops.
For further group travel information visit www.croisieurope.co.uk.
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