Win a Eurotrip with G Adventures
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Attention all agents! G Adventures is offering one lucky agent a trip to Europe with flights included as part of ‘Europe Unfiltered’.
Agents who have tirelessly been working away on Europe earlybird bookings now have the chance to have a European getaway of their own.
To enter the draw, head to the G Adventures site, select a postcard to any destination and write why you want to see Europe on a small-group tour with G Adventures.
The winner will receive a spot on a G Adventures Europe itinerary and includes return international flights.
The competition is being ran in conjunction with G Adventures’ current ‘Europe Unfiltered’ campaign, which offers travellers up to 20 per cent off select Europe itineraries booked before the end of October 2017, for departures from January till December of 2018.
Destinations available for the winner to choose from include:
Montenegro Sailing – Dubrovnik to Dubrovnik
Sail the Adriatic with this eight-day Montenegro tour, conveniently starting and ending in Dubrovnik.
Witness the dramatic scenery and impressive Balkan landscapes along the Dalmatian coast, checking out an ancient fishing village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and some of the area’s nicest beaches for swimming, snorkelling, or simply relaxing.
Perfect for travellers looking for a fast-paced trip, this short but sweet adventure offers up a great combination of Morocco’s must-see highlights and a little free time to explore on your own.
Take to a camel to tour the dunes of the Sahara on an overnight camping excursion. Explore kasbahs and labyrinthine alleys of Fes and Marrakech. Discover the history and rugged natural beauty of mysterious Morocco.
Wander the hilly streets of coastal Lisbon, where you can munch on a custard tart while gazing at sun-dappled architecture.
Experience history and culture at UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Batalha Monastery, Coimbra University, and the picturesque town of Sintra (optional). End the tour in Porto, lounging back in the majestic Douro Valley with a glass of port wine in hand.
Don’t miss out!
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