IN BRIEF
Hurtigruten Go Remote in 2011
Norwegian adventure cruise spe- cialist HURTIGRUTEN is launching a new programme of worldwide Explorer Voyages in 2011/12 to some of the most remote areas of the planet. They include Norway’s most secluded piece of real estate, Jan Mayen Island, that rarely sees any visitors; venturing across the Antarctic Circle; and calling at Itilleq in Greenland, an isolated Inuit settlement with just 130 inhabitants. This dedicated programme of
‘Explorer’ voyages to Spitsbergen, Greenland and Antarctica features new itineraries and experiences on the specially-built adventure ship MS Fram. More info: call 0844 448 7601 or visit
www.hurtigruten.co.uk.
REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES has launched its 2011 Alaska season with the most inclusive and intimate luxury experience in its history.
Drink Up!
WINDSTAR CRUISES has launched two beverage packages allowing guests to enjoy all the drinks they want for a pre-paid price:
Option 1: All-Inclusive Package – $49/person per day; unlimited pre- mium cocktails, wines and Cham- pagnes (based on bottles up to $42), imported and domestic beers, soft drinks and bottled water.
Option 2: Non-Alcoholic Package – $18/person per day; unlimited non- alcoholic wines and beers, “virgin” cocktails, soft drinks and bottled water.
Alaskan Splendour O
n board the 490-passenger Seven Seas Navigator, Regent includes flights, transfers, pre-cruise hotel
stays AND unlimited shore excursions, as well as the opportunity to enjoy this amazing part of the world with only a few hundred fellow guests, with the time and space to breathe and explore. Guests booking a balcony suite will benefit from a private view of this wonder- ful region with the extra luxury of room service and in suite dining. Graham Sadler, Managing Director for
Regent’s Uk office, insists: “Why would you choose to see this amazing wilderness
amongst thousands, when Regent offers you the opportunity to be one of only a few hundred? We will fly you to your destination, offer an intimate and personal view of this beautiful landscape and give you the opportunity to explore ashore for free with no queues or crowds. “there is no other destination that
compares to Alaska and no other destina- tion where our unique free shore excursion programme becomes so important or any cruise line that offers this level of luxury and value.” For more info or to book, call 023 8068 2280 or visit
www.rssc.co.uk.
Travel Channel Brings Cruising to Life
Throughout October and November, the TRAVEL CHANNEL’S hit topical holiday and travel series The Holiday Show is focusing on the fastest-growing sector of the travel industry, the wide world of cruising. A series of specials fronted by regular
presenters Ginny Buckley and Gareth Davis will explore the latest develop- ments and trends in cruising, answer- ing viewer queries and reporting from some of the newest cruise ships.
10 WORLD OF CRUISING I Autumn 2010
If there’s anything you’ve ever wanted to know about cruising in 2010 – and beyond – to help you plan your next cruise, make a point of tun- ing into The Holiday Show specials on October 22, and November 5 and 19. The programmes air at 6am, 8.30am, 12 noon, 4pm and 7.30 pm on Travel Channel (Sky EPG 251) and are re- peated at the same times the follow- ing Saturday and Sunday.
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