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$400 Off Rick Steves 2016 European Tours

May 19, 2016 By Million Mile Secrets

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Considering a guided tour of Europe this summer or fall?

It’s a great time to book with Rick Steves’ Tours, because they’re offering discounts up to $400 off upcoming European trips!

400 Off Rick Steves 2016 European Tours — Emily Looking Forward to Trying Fondue at Adler’s Swiss Chuchi – One of the Most Popular Restaurants in Zurich According to Rick Steves’ Guide

Here are the details.

Discounted Trips With Rick Steves’ Europe Tours

We haven’t been on any of Rick Steves’ tours, but we’re fans of his guidebooks.

We’ve had good luck using his guides for recommendations on what to do and where to eat in places like Rome, Zurich, Milan, and Venice.

A few upcoming tours that are currently discounted are:

And many more!

To get the discount, use the promotional code “SPEC16”.

Tour prices include things like professional guides, admission to sightseeing spots, nightly accommodation, and breakfasts. But check the detailed information provided on the site to see exactly what’s included with each tour.

We don’t earn a commission for these tours! We’re just passing along the discount information for folks who want this kind of experience!

Note: Airfare is NOT included in the price of the tours. So it’s a great time to use your miles!

Fly to Europe With Miles & Points

If you’re looking for ways to travel to Europe for less, check out my post on the top 5 cheap ways to get to Europe using miles & points.

Or use the sign-up bonuses from cards like the Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard or Citi ThankYou Premier to help offset the cost of your flight.

Check out my review of the Citi ThankYou Premier card. And read my review of the Barclaycard Arrival Plus card.

Have you been on any of Rick Steves’ Europe tours? If so, share your experience in the comments!

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