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Riviera Travel Launches Long-Haul Tours to Ireland’s Market

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Riviera Travel has announced the launch of its long-haul escorted tours in the Irish market, with direct flights from Dublin to a variety of popular destinations. This expansion allows Irish travelers to explore some of the world’s most sought-after locations, including Japan, South Africa, and Morocco, among others. Bookings for departures in 2026 and 2027 are now open.

This new offering features a range of itineraries tailored for those seeking memorable travel experiences. Destinations include the vibrant streets of Tokyo, the tranquil temples of Sri Lanka, the rugged landscapes of South Africa, and the historic charm of India. Travelers can also immerse themselves in the spice markets of Morocco and the picturesque flow of the Mekong River.

Exciting New Itineraries and Offers

Riviera Travel’s packages include return flights from Dublin, airport transfers, and stays at hand-picked 4 to 5-star hotels. Each journey is enriched with insightful excursions led by local guides, daily breakfasts, selected meals, and the support of an expert Tour Manager throughout the trip. Notable itineraries include:

– Best of Japan – 13 days – from €5,674 per person
– South Africa – 16 days – from €3,995 per person
– Sri Lanka – 13 days – from €3,161 per person
– Highlights of Sri Lanka – 13 days – from €3,489 per person
– India’s Golden Triangle to Shimla – 15 days – from €3,742 per person
– Imperial Cities of Morocco – 8 days – from €1,724 per person
– Vietnam, Cambodia & Mekong River Cruise – 15/16 days – from €5,699 per person

All prices include checked luggage and return flights from Dublin. Travelers who make their bookings before November 21 can take advantage of special offers, including a 10% discount on 2027 departures or complimentary upgrades for 2026 trips. Upgrades include unique experiences such as a traditional Ryokan stay in Kyoto, a cooking class in Morocco, or an overnight at the Buffalo Rock tented camp in South Africa’s Kruger National Park.

Introducing MS Riviera Alba

In addition to the new tour offerings, Riviera Travel is set to introduce the MS Riviera Alba, its first ship outside of Europe, which will navigate the picturesque waters of the Mekong River. This boutique vessel will accommodate just 50 guests and feature a high crew-to-guest ratio for personalized service.

Guests onboard the MS Riviera Alba will enjoy elegant suites inspired by the Mekong region, authentic Asian and international cuisine, and amenities such as a pool, jacuzzi, and lounge bar with riverside views.

Travel agents can stay informed about the latest offers and product updates by joining Riviera Travel’s dedicated Facebook group for Irish agents. The company also provides an e-learning platform, Riviera Explorer, which offers training modules on European rivers and itineraries, with additional modules focusing on escorted tours coming soon.

For further details, training opportunities, or brochure requests, agents can contact Carrie Day at [email protected]. This initiative marks a significant step for Riviera Travel as it seeks to cater to the growing demand for long-haul travel from Ireland.

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