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Panoramic Exppress EBT- Ein starker Zusammenschluss (seit 1991) Reisen 2018 GEMEINSAM BESSER REISEN Der EBT Kooperation, die 1991 gegründet wurde, gehören heute sechs Gesellschafterfirmen und mehrere Partnerunternehmen an. Diese sorgen dafür, dass Ihre Reisen nicht nur ein Traum bleiben, sondern Traumreisen werden. Unsere Kooperations-Unternehmen haben alle eine sehr lange Tradition in Sachen Busreisen. Im Mittelpunkt unseres Konzeptes stehen Zuverlässigkeit, Qualität, Service und faire Preise. SICHERHEIT DAMIT SIE SICH WOHLFÜHLEN Die Busse der Kooperation werden durch geschultes Fachpersonal in den betriebseigenen Werkstätten regelmäßig gewartet. Unsere Fahrer sind bestens ausgebildet und haben große Erfahrung im Reiseverkehr. Die gesetzlichen Lenk- und Ruhezeiten werden selbstverständlich eingehalten. Fahrertraining und Schulungen werden in regelmäßigen Abständen durchgeführt. Reisen mit großer Vielfalt Reisen. Reisen Unsere Hotelqualität – die stimmt! 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Heilige Drei Könige: 06.01.2018 (Samstag) Tag der Deutschen Einheit: 03.10.2018 (Mittwoch) Ostern / Frühjahr: 26.03. – 06.04. Karfreitag: 30.03.2018 (Freitag) Reformationstag: 31.10.2018 (Mittwoch) Himmelfahrt / Pfingsten: 22.05. – 02.06. Ostermontag: 02.04.2018 (Montag) Allerheiligen: 01.11.2018 (Donnerstag) Sommer: 26.07. – 08.09. Tag der Arbeit: 01.05.2018 (Dienstag) 1. Weihnachtstag: 25.12.2018 (Dienstag) Herbst: 29.10. – 02.11. Christi Himmelfahrt: 10.05.2017 (Donnerstag) 2. Weihnachtstag: 26.12.2018 (Mittwoch) Weihnachten: 24.12. – 05.01. 4 Inhalt nach Terminen Juli – November Termin Tage Ziel Seite Termin Tage Ziel Seite Termin Tage Ziel Seite 8.07. 4 Spreewald 25 24.08. 10 Costa Brava 79 3.10. 8 Rhone – Flusskreuzfahrt 89 9.07. 8 Bad Füssing 75 25.08. 7 Hohe Tatra 48 5.10. 3 Elsass 60 Reisen 2018 9.07. 8 Rhein – Flusskreuzfahrt 97 25.08. 8 Fehmarn – Ostsee 30 6.10. 4 Lago Maggiore 39 13.07. 6 Nordsee 28 26.08. 6 Insel Rügen 32 7.10. 7 Steiermark 10 14.07. 5 Provence 63 28.08. 8 Wales 64 8.10. 8 Bad Füssing 75 14.07. 15 Kurzentrum Waren (Müritz) 80 29.08. 13 Baltikum – St. Petersburg 47 8.10. 8 Bad Bramach – Sante Royale 81 18.07. 5 Toskana 38 September 8.10. 8 Sibyllenbad – Oberpfalz 85 21.07. 8 Masuren – Ostpreußen 54 1.09. 8 Cornwall – Südengland 66 8.10. 8 Weißenstadt – Fichtelgebirge 86 21.07. 4 Ostfriesland 33 2.09. 5 Slowenien 42 8.10. 8 Bad Griesbach 82 21.07. 8 Cornwall – Südengland 66 8.09. 15 Polnische Ostseeküste – Kuren 76 8.10. 15 Donau – Flusskreuzfahrt 91 27.07. 10 Costa Brava – Badereise 79 9.09. 4 Genfer See Panoramic Exp. 21 10.10. 5 Blumenriviera 40 29.07. 5 Mecklenburg 22 10.09. 8 Bad Füssing 75 10.10. 5 Kärnten 12 29.07. 8 Rhein & Mosel – Kreuzfahrt 96 10.09. 8 Sibyllenbad – Oberpfalz 85 11.10. 4 Kastelruther Spatzen 72 30.07. 8 Bad Füssing 75 10.09. 8 Weißenstadt – Fichtelgebirge 86 12.10. 8 Seine - Flusskreuzfahrt 92 August 10.09. 8 Bad Bramach – Sante Royale 81 15.10. 8 Donau – Flusskreuzfahrt 93 1.08. 5 Südschweden 56 10.09. 8 Bad Griesbach 82 16.10. 5 Insel Krk 45 1.08. 5 Berlin 24 13.09. 8 Abruzzen und Marken 36 17.10. 5 Berlin 24 2.08. 4 Dresden 34 14.09. 3 Harz 31 19.10. 5 Gardasee 35 5.08. 2 Bregenzer Festspiele 71 14.09. 3 Champagne 62 20.10. 15 Polnische Ostseeküste – Kur 76 5.08. 8 Rhein & Mosel – Kreuzfahrt 96 16.09. 6 Nordsee 28 21.10. 7 Amalfiküste 37 8.08. 8 Skandinaviens Städte 58 16.09. 5 Katschberg 13 21.10. 8 Seine – Flusskreuzfahrt 92 10.08. 10 Costa Brava – Badereise 79 16.09. 3 Böhmen 51 22.10. 15 Donau – Flusskreuzfahrt 91 10.08. 5 Schweizer Bahnen 20 17.09. 5 Riesengebirge 49 24.10. 8 Rhone – Flusskreuzfahrt 89 11.08. 8 Cornwall – Südengland 66 18.09. 6 Italien Rundreise 41 25.10. 4 Dresden 34 12.08. 5 Rhein – Kurzkreuzfahrt 95 18.09. 8 Schottland 65 26.10. 4 Harz – Großes Finale 29 13.08. 8 Bad Füssing 75 20.09. 4 Dresden 34 26.10. 3 Prag 50 16.08. 9 Normandie – Bretagne 59 21.09. 8 Seine – Flusskreuzfahrt 92 28.10. 5 Toskana 38 16.08. 8 Rhein – Flusskreuzfahrt 97 24.09. 7 Südtirol All Inklusive 83 29.10. 8 Bad Füssing 75 17.08. 3 Brüssel 62 27.09. 4 Südtirol-Almabtrieb 17 29.10. 8 Bad Bramach – Sante Royale 81 20.08. 8 Bad Füssing 75 27.09. 4 Trentino Törggelen 13 29.10. 8 Sibyllenbad – Oberpfalz 85 20.08. 8 Bad Bramach – Sante Royale 81 28.09. 6 Insel Rügen 32 29.10. 8 Weißenstadt – Fichtelgebirge 86 20.08. 8 Sibyllenbad – Oberpfalz 85 29.09. 8 Kroatien Rundreise 43 29.10. 8 Donau – Flusskreuzfahrt 93 20.08. 8 Weißenstadt – Fichtelgebirge 86 Oktober November 22.08. 7 Donau – Flusskreuzfahrt 94 1.10. 8 Bad Füssing 75 1.11. 4 Dresden mit Semper Oper 70 23.08. 4 Wien 11 1.10. 11 Irland 61 1.11. 4 Wien 11 23.08. 4 Hansi Hinterseer Open Air 72 1.10. 3 Glacier Express 21 17.11. 15 Kurzentrum Waren (Müritz) 80 5 INFO ABC – Nützlich und Wichtig! 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