Why this package wins for nonprofits
The Euro-Pass works because it opens with choice—your bidders aren't locked into one itinerary, they're selecting their own European adventure. Amsterdam draws the crowds with the VIP Heineken Experience and a private saloon boat cruise with wine and cheese. Copenhagen appeals to food lovers with a 4-hour culinary experience tour. Vienna locks in the cultural anchors: a Salzburg day trip with guided walking tour and a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket to explore at their own pace. Each destination comes with five nights at a quality hotel (Jan Luyken in Amsterdam, Skt. Petri in Copenhagen, Steigenberger Hotel Herrenhof in Vienna). Here's what makes this a fundraising workhorse: the reserve sits at $2,995—a floor your nonprofit never has to pay. You only cover that reserve if the package sells. Everything above it goes straight to your mission. Donors bid on experience, your organization captures the upside. Train transfers between cities are included if your winner chooses multiple destinations, turning a single trip into a deeper European journey.
The experience your winner walks into
Your winners arrive in their chosen city and settle into their hotel for five nights. In Amsterdam, they begin with the VIP Heineken Experience, walking through the brewery's history and tasting craft beer in ways standard tours don't allow. They tour the Johan Cruijff ArenA, seeing the home of Ajax through the eyes of the venue itself. One evening, they board a private saloon boat for a cruise along the canals—wine and cheese in hand, watching the city's bridges and merchant houses drift past. In Copenhagen, the focus shifts to taste: a 4-hour culinary experience tour introduces them to the city's food culture, markets, and restaurants that define modern Nordic cuisine. A 1-hour canal landmarks tour orients them to the waterfront and the city's architectural story. In Vienna, they take a day trip to Salzburg with a guided walking tour through Mozart's birthplace and the old town's baroque squares, then use their 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket to revisit neighborhoods, museums, and cafes at their own pace. The package gives them flexibility and depth in whichever city (or cities) they choose.
What the winner receives
- VIP Heineken Experience (Amsterdam)
- VIP Tour of Johan Cruijff ArenA (Amsterdam)
- Private Saloon Boat Cruise with wine and cheese (Amsterdam)
- 4-hour Culinary Experience Tour (Copenhagen)
- 1-hour Canal Landmarks Tour (Copenhagen)
- Salzburg Day Trip with guided walking tour (Vienna)
- 48-Hour Hop On Hop Off bus ticket (Vienna)
- 5 nights hotel: Jan Luyken (Amsterdam), Skt. Petri (Copenhagen), or Steigenberger Hotel Herrenhof (Vienna)
- Train transfers between cities (if multiple destinations purchased)
- Dedicated HGA travel specialist for booking and coordination
Sell the trip. Hand us the winner. You're done.
Send us the winner's name, email, and phone — we do the rest. Within 24 hours, a dedicated HGA booking specialist reaches out to your winner, and your team is officially done. No itineraries, no follow-up emails, no "did they ever book?" anxiety. Your nonprofit gets the credit; we do the work.
The only thing your team owes us is the winner's name, email, and phone. We submit the trip and contact them within 24 hours.
Every winner gets a real human at HGA — same name, same inbox, from first call to wheels-down.
No blackout dates. Winners have 24 months to lock their dates (not to travel — to book).
Our in-house booking and customer-service teams handle every detail. Your donors brag about the trip and the way your nonprofit treated them.
There is no cap on how many times you can put this trip in front of bidders — same night, next event, every year. Reserve it once, sell it again and again. You only ever pay the consignment cost on the trips that actually sell.