Amadeus River Cruises boosts commission as 2027 brochure launches

Amadeus River Cruises has boosted agents’ commission on 2026 and 2027 departures, as it releases its 2027 brochure.

The operator is also offering agents the chance to earn up to £80 per booking with a new incentive that runs until September 30.

This incentive is valid on all new 2026 and 2027 Amadeus River Cruises bookings.

The 2027 5-Star Tailor-Made River Cruises brochure features the five-star Amadeus Mira, which joins the fleet in spring 2027, plus 30 new excursions, a selection of pre-and post-stays and no-fly options on selected itineraries.

The 148-page brochure offers 15 itineraries through France, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania.

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Amadeus Mira will operate a range of itineraries on the Rhine and Danube including tulip cruises from Amsterdam, scenic journeys from Trier to Passau, voyages to the Danube Delta, and a 15-day sailing from Amsterdam to Budapest.

Pre- and post-cruise trips and stays include escorted tours to Switzerland, Prague and Transylvania and independent tailor-made tours to Bavaria, Switzerland and the Italian Lakes.

New excursions include a Normandy cider and craft beer experience, Spirits & Stories in Serbia, and Honey & Beer – Liquid Gold in Slovakia.

Activities include e-bike tours through the Wachau Valley in Austria and Valat Nature Reserve in France.

For UK guests, every cruise includes return flights or rail from the UK, overseas transfers, full-board cruising with gratuities included and up to €200 onboard credit per person.

The new brochure is being distributed to 400 strategic partners and travel agents can order copies via BP Tradegate. A digital version, along with additional sales assets, is also accessible via the Fred Holidays Agent Portal at agentfred.co.uk.

Details of the increased commission rates have not been released.