The best Cyber Monday travel deals to shop this year
Someday isn’t on the calendar, but Cyber Monday is—and it’s a smart time to book a guided tour. Here’s where to look for deals, what’s included, and how to choose your tour.
You’ve got a trip in mind. Maybe you want to eat pasta in Italy, watch colorful sunsets in Santorini, or whiz through the Alps on a scenic train ride. Cyber Monday travel deals are a good reason to finally book whatever getaway you’re envisioning.
And here’s the best part: you don’t have to plan it. On every tour, we map out the hotels, the transportation, and the sightseeing—and a Tour Director is with you from the first hello to the last goodbye. Below, you’ll find five ways to choose your trip and a look at everything a guided tour takes off your plate.
5 types of Cyber Monday deals to check out first
1. Cyber Monday Europe travel deals for a 2027 trip
Europe is the easy yes. Cobblestone streets, inimitable cities, and dinners that stretch into the night are all within reach—and a 2027 trip gives you time to daydream about every stop. Not sure when to go? Our roundup of the best places to visit in Europe in the fall makes a case for cooler weather, cozy cafes, and golden light. Short on time? Our A Week in Italy: Venice, Florence & Rome tour fits three famous cities into one week, so you can take in canals, art, and ancient ruins without using up all your PTO.
2. Multi-Country Tours: more stops, one trip
We handle the planning on all of our guided tours, but the planning matters even more when your trip crosses multiple borders. Multi-Country Tours mean new hotels, new cities, and a new language every few days. We take care of all of it, so you can just show up and enjoy. Picture Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower, and the Colosseum in one trip. That’s the London, Paris & Rome tour, and you never have to decode a train timetable. Three cities also mean three chances to find a favorite pastry, a favorite street, and a story for the dinner table.
3. Seasonal trips for spring, summer, fall, and the holidays
Browsing travel deals on Cyber Monday? Start with the season you want to travel in, then find the place that fits. Spring brings blooms, summer brings long days, fall brings color, and the holidays bring twinkling lights. A single destination can feel different from one month to the next, and Greece is a good example. This season-by-season guide to the best time to visit Greece shows what each time of year feels like. Once you’ve picked a season, our A Week in Greece: Athens, Mykonos & Santorini tour shows how a week there can unfold.
4. Deals on bucket list trips
Every bucket list looks different. Yours might include seeing the pyramids in Egypt, hiking in the Dolomites in Italy, or finally eating at that restaurant in Japan you’ve had bookmarked for years. Whatever is at the top of your list, Cyber Monday is a good reason to move it from “someday” to a date on your calendar. Need fresh ideas? Our rundown of 15 new tours to add to your 2027 bucket list may surface a place you hadn’t thought to dream about yet.
5. Food Tours that go beyond the bite
Food Tours are for people who plan their day around what they want to eat. Instead of just ordering dinner, you’ll roll up your sleeves with chefs, cheesemongers, and bakers. You’ll peruse local markets and share long-table lunches with the people behind the food. You don’t need to be a cook, and you don’t need to be a foodie. Curious beginners fit right in. If wine is your thing, Food & Wine Tours like our Food & Wine of Italy: Tuscany & Umbria tour add vineyard visits and tastings to the mix.
Tours with Cyber Monday savings right now
Why book a guided tour on Cyber Monday?
1. Cyber Monday vacation package deals cover the big stuff
Hotels, transportation during the tour, guided sightseeing, a Tour Director, and the meals listed in your itinerary all come in one booking. That means no hunting for a place to stay in a city you’ve never seen and no guessing which sights are worth your time. Tour prices don’t include flights, but you can add our flights package and have your whole trip covered from takeoff to touchdown. That means the biggest pieces of your trip will be handled, so your budget can go toward souvenirs and second helpings.
2. Today’s savings apply to future adventures
Cyber Monday vacation deals can apply to a trip in 2027 or 2028, which gives you plenty of time to look forward to it. Booking early also means first pick of departure dates, so you can plan around work, school breaks, and family schedules. If vacation days are tight, our guide to making the most of one week in Europe on limited PTO helps you choose a trip that fits your calendar. Then use the months ahead to read up, pick restaurants, and daydream.
3. Travel planning is already built in
Our experts built every itinerary, so you can skip the 47 open browser tabs of hotel reviews and train schedules. On the road, your Tour Director answers questions, helps when plans change, and knows where to find the best gelato nearby. The itinerary covers the highlights, which leaves free time that’s actually free: duck into a bakery, wander down a side street, or take the long way back to the hotel. You’ll also meet fellow travelers who start as strangers and end up as the people you swap photos with.
Turn “I’ll go eventually” into “I booked the trip!”
Somewhere on your list is a trip you keep putting off. Cyber Monday offers end on November 30, so now is a good time to look at what’s on sale, choose the place that keeps coming to mind, and book it. Then the fun part starts. You get months to read up, decide what to pack, and tell everyone where you’re headed. Pick a season and a place, and we’ll handle the rest. Browse the offers today, and give yourself something to look forward to.
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Emily loves the simple travel moments—like watching hours pass by in minutes while sharing a meal and a laugh (or many) with her friends and family. Outside the office, you'll find Emily listening to anything and everything John Mayer, attempting to cook a New York Times recipe, or dreaming up her next trip.
