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Biltmore at Christmas
Christmas traditions come alive at North Carolina’s Biltmore Estate. This 5-day tour will captivate you and get you in the spirit of the season with a visit to Asheville, the Biltmore Estate and the National Gingerbread House Competition.
Departures
November 16, 2010
Price
$1,095 Twin per person
$1,295 Single
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Discover River Cruising with DeNure Tours!
Watch your mailbox for our new European River Cruises flyer! This flyer includes information about a new series of European River Cruises that we will be offering in 2011.
We have partnered with The Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection for our European river cruises. DeNure Tours and Uniworld share the same firm commitment to service and quality. From the moment you leave home, until the day you return, you will be in good hands as DeNure Tours and Uniworld strive to offer a holiday experience you will want to enjoy again and again.
Our prices include flights, transfers, and the entire river cruise experience. We’ve also added some pre-cruise highlights that will help you get the most out of your European holiday.
Check the flyer for some great cash discounts for early bookings that will help you plan your holiday!
Asheville, North Carolina a Hit with the Obamas!
This past Spring, Asheville North Carolina was pleased to welcome the ‘First Family’ for a quick getaway from the Capitol. While there, the Obamas visited the famous Biltmore Estate and stayed at the historic Grove Park Inn.
DeNure Tours also recognizes that Asheville is a great holiday destination, and we are proud to be in such great company! We’re pleased to offer a tour to North Carolina and we have also developed a new Biltmore at Christmas holiday getaway for 2010.
Both tours visit the Biltmore Estate and also enjoy dinner at the Grove Park Inn. The holiday getaway also takes in a viewing of the National Gingerbread Competition at the Grove Park Inn!
Helpful Hints for Border Crossings
The U.S. Customs & Border Protection Agency (CBP) reminds travellers that they should refrain from putting locks on their suitcases when they are crossing the border. Locked baggage can interfere with the inspection process and that could mean more time waiting at the border crossing.
Typically, travellers are simply asked to open any locked baggage, but in the rare event an unaccompanied bag is found, the CBP has the authority to cut or break the lock to perform their inspection.
Canada’s Border Services Agency has the same policy on locked baggage, so remember that if you lock your bags after crossing into the U.S. you need to unlock them when you cross back into Canada!
Reminder: Travellers are prohibited from bringing meat, dairy, fruits or vegetables into the United States. If you fail to declare any food products, you could be fined.
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Book our Spotlight tour and save $25 per person!
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Discover why the Obamas love Asheville and the Biltmore Estate, and join us on our Biltmore at Christmas tour!
And, as one of our DT Insiders, you can save $25 per person when you book any 2010 departure of this tour!
All you have to do to take advantage of these great savings is:
· Tell our booking agent that you are an “Insider”; and
· Confirm your email address
It’s that simple!
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