Railbookers and La Dolce Vita Orient Express partner up for new luxury Italian itineraries

Railbookers and La Dolce Vita Orient Express partner up for new luxury Italian itineraries
Edited by Travel Weekly


    Railbookers has unveiled a selection of Italian itineraries which feature the debut of the new La Dolce Vita Orient Express train, launching in 2025.

    Travellers will enjoy everything the new train has to offer, combined with curated hotel accommodation and sightseeing activities for the complete Italian luxury holiday.

    “We’re excited to bring our expertise and wide product collection to travellers who want to experience the new La Dolce Vita Orient Express beginning next year,” product development director Gareth Jones said.

    “Customers and travel agents who are looking to blend a luxurious train holiday with all that Italy has to offer will find the perfect solution with Railbookers. And like all of our industry-leading itineraries, these trips can be combined with other destinations and activities to tailor-make the Italian journey of a lifetime.”

    An Orient Express La Dolce Vita interior.

    An Orient Express La Dolce Vita interior.

    Each itinerary includes the La Dolce Vita Orient Express train, featuring one or two nights luxury accommodation onboard along with food, beverage and off-board experiences throughout Italy. In addition, Railbookers include all transfers from airport, hotel and train stations, along with sightseeing and tours in key destinations for a complete, one-call solution.

    “We are eagerly anticipating our partnership with Railbookers, as we introduce an innovative concept of luxury train cruising to the marketplace,” La Dolce Vita Orient Express general manager Samy Ghachem said.

    “This collaboration is not just about combining services; it’s about setting a new standard in travel luxury, offering an unparalleled experience that we believe will redefine the way people think about train travel.”

    Departures featuring the La Dolce Vita Orient Express begin 4 April 2025.

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