by Sarah Kuta
Last updated: 1:40 PM ET, Thu June 18, 2026
Trafalgar River Cruises is offering guests up to 30 percent off select 2027 European sailings with a new promotion.
The newly launched 2027 Early Booking Advantage will run through September 30.
Travel advisors who book qualifying Trafalgar River Cruise sailings by July 31 will also earn a $150 e-gift card per person. Bookings must be made, deposited and submitted with promo code TR26EARN. Earning is uncapped. The top-selling advisor in North America during the incentive period, with a minimum of five qualifying passenger bookings, will win an air-inclusive trip on Trafalgar Dreamer's inaugural Best of the Seine with Paris & Normandy sailing, departing April 18, 2027.
The 2027 Early Booking Advantage also includes 10 percent off select Trafalgar, Insight Vacations and Costsaver guided tours, including the recently launched Small Group Tours. Past guests can save even more with an additional 5 percent loyalty discount.
"For travelers ready to experience Europe's waterways with Trafalgar, booking early means access to preferred dates and stateroom categories on high-demand sailings,” says Joe Robinson, senior vice president of sales for North America for TTC Tour Brands. “Now is the time for advisors to help clients secure their spot, with added incentives rewarding every booking made.”
Itineraries available through the Early Booking Advantage include:
- Best of the Rhine and Amsterdam: From Amsterdam to Basel over 10 days on Trafalgar Verity, the itinerary takes travelers to Cologne Cathedral, romantic Middle Rhine Gorge, Strasbourg's old town and Riesling vineyards aboard Trafalgar Verity.
- Best of the Danube: Sailing from Budapest to Passau over eight days aboard Trafalgar Reverie, the cruise visits Heroes' Square, Bratislava's medieval Old Town, the stunning UNESCO Wachau Valley, and Vienna, with evenings on one of Europe's most iconic rivers.
- Best of the Seine with Paris & Normandy (new for 2027): Aboard Trafalgar Dreamer, formerly Trafalgar Harmonie, the eight-day sailing from Paris travels through Normandy, visiting Monet's gardens in Giverny, the D-Day landing beaches, Rouen's old town and Chateau de La Roche-Guyon.
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