AYLESFORD, ENGLAND, November 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Door2Tour.com, the website tour consolidator, has announced that its tour packages to watch Andre Rieu in concert are incredibly popular among the site's customers. Even though Andre Rieu will not be touring the UK until December 2012, the demand for tickets to see him perform is higher than any other product available on the Door2Tour.com website.
To many, Andre Rieu is affectionately known as the 'King Of Waltz' and he is often revered as one of the world's greatest musical entertainers. He has been able to recreate the atmosphere of 19th century Viennese Dance Halls with his innovative stage performances famed for their high-energy, drama and sense of fun. Ever since he was a child, Andre held a passion for music especially seeing his dad perform as a conductor. At the age of five he began violin lessons and after years of continuous training nurturing his musical talent, Andre graduated with distinction from the Conservatoire in Brussels.
Rachel Jones, Online PR & Marketing Co-ordinator for Door2Tour.com, said: "We've noticed that every time Andre Rieu announces a new tour, our coach packages to the event literally fly off the shelves and this year is no exception. Although he will not be touring until the end of next year, our customers just cannot get enough of him and demand for his shows has been exceptionally high."
Door2Tour.com, which specialises in coach holidays, credits the tour sales to Andre Rieu's appeal as a highly respected performer. Since graduating in Brussels, Andre Rieu has become an award-winning violinist and conductor and he founded The Johann Strauss Orchestra in 1987. His Orchestra began with only 12 members and has since grown to between 50-60 young musicians. He performs all over the world and his 2012 tour will reach UK shores in December. Andre Rieu will be performing hits from his back catalogue that include 'Strauss & Co' and his latest release 'And the Waltz Goes On.'
Rachel concluded: "I think it's fair to say that Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra have been instrumental in reviving Waltz music and bringing it to a whole new audience. This will be proved next December when they bring their show to the UK for a series of unmissable concerts in London, Birmingham, Nottingham and Manchester. We are advising our customers that if they would like to see him live, then now is the time to book before our packages sell out."
Anyone who does manage to get their hands on tickets to see an Andre Rieu performance are in for an evening filled with melodies, waltzes, surprises, balloons and performances by a variety of superb tenors and sopranos.
About Door2Tour.com:
Door2Tour.com is a consolidation of national and regional tour operators creating a diverse choice of UK, European and worldwide touring holidays including coach trips to london, New Year breaks and Christmas breaks, coach holidays in spain, day trips, mini cruises and holidays by air to many exciting destinations. All have live availability and offer the customer the opportunity to book online, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Door2Tour.com features over 35 operators, including Travelsphere and Leger Holidays.
Website: http://www.door2tour.com/
Door2Tour.com Announces Popularity of Andre Rieu Tour Packages Among Customers
Door2Tour.com has announced that tour packages to see Andre Rieu perform live with his orchestra are outselling every product that's available on the website.
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