What you could do:

• Travel on the luxurious Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train from Paris to Venice and back, while enjoying spectacular views including the Italian Dolomites
• Be pampered by your personal butler, the sounds of your resident pianist and the culinary indulgence of world-class cuisine.
• Spend two nights on the VSOE and six nights at 5-star hotels in Paris and Venice, with time to explore world-class charm and culture

You’ve got your passport and most fabulous outfit packed, so the only thing left on your to-do list? Hop aboard the luxurious Venice Simplon-Orient-Express of course! Because the next stop is Venice. But wait, there’s more.

Before departing to the City of Water, you’ll revel in the decadence of a 5-star hotel in Paris while spending your days at the must-visit Louvre, Eiffel Tower and devouring all the macaroons to fill your heart’s content. Then, off to Venice for the dreamiest itinerary including canals, architecture and gelato all day, everyday! It doesn’t stop there.

Whoever said travel was only about the destination itself was seriously missing out! This once-in-a-lifetime overnight journey from Paris to Venice and back is anything but travel as usual. Aboard the world-class VSOE, wake up to countryside beauty as your train traverses the striking beauty of the Italian Dolomites. Or mingle with passengers in the Bar Car (the train’s social hub) as you soak in the old-world elegance of a resident pianist playing the baby grand. Did we mention there’s a butler on board too?

The Orient Express has got it all. The only thing missing? You.

Flights and 5-star hotels are included for both ends of your journey.

Who you'll help:

International Medical Corps provides urgent healthcare services, psychosocial support and care to citizens of countries dealing with disaster, disease and conflict.

The war in Ukraine has become a desperate humanitarian crisis and the Emergency Response Drawdown Fund is providing urgent relief. Teams inside Ukraine and in the surrounding region are responding to the conflict by expanding access to medical and mental health services for those living in affected communities as well as working to help refugees.