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First ever Cruise awards
BY LAURA GELDER National Cruise Week is back, this
time with the first ever Cruise International Awards, letting the public vote for their favourite cruise products to win a holiday. The Cruise International Awards will
be the first dedicated cruise awards, where UK passengers vote for their favourite cruise experience and have the chance to win a Mediterranean cruise with MSC Cruises worth up to £3,000. There are 20 categories including Cruise Line of the Year, Innovation of the Year and Cruise Destination of the Year! The winners will be announced at a glamorous awards ceremony during National Cruise Week 2011. From September 18-25, the fourth National Cruise Week will encourage agents up and down the country to get into selling cruising. Those agents
Norwegian Cruise Line
Grand 2012 for
Silversea Silversea has revealed a new series of ‘Grand Voyages’ saiiling up to 64 days. Voyages centre on specific corners of
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accredited to the Association of Cruise Experts (ACE), will be hosting events and featuring special offers. There will also be a number of ships in port around the coast – P&O Arcadia, P&O Aurora, P&O Azura, Grand Princess and Holland America Line’s MS Rotterdam. William Gibbons, director of the PSA,
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says: “Cruise Week 2011 promises to be bigger and better than ever with travel agents taking the opportunity to showcase what a holiday at sea has to offer. The reason cruise holidays are growing in popularity is because of the excellent value and high standards.”
www.discovercruises.co.uk
the globe, as well as the grandest of all, the World Cruise. This departs from Florida’s Fort Lauderdale on January 6 2012, aboard Silver Whisper. The itinerary covers 45 ports in 27 countries along with 13 overnight visits. Prices start from £36,883. Other voyages include: Africa and the Mediterranean, a 53-day voyage from Cape Town to Istanbul; Asia and Australia, from Hong Kong to Sydney in 24 days with stops in Vietnam, Singapore and Indonesia; Mediterranean and Northern Europe for a 34-day springtime voyage from Monte Carlo to Copenhagen and South America and a 64-day roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale including the Rio Carnival and Falkland Islands.
www.silversea.com
It pays to book early. In fact it pays up to $500 in free on board spending money!*
This great offer is available on all European cruises of over 5 nights and on Atlantic Crossings featured in the Norwegian Cruise Line® 2012 - 2013 brochure.
Freestyle Cruising®
Studio
NORWEGIAN EPIC
NORWEGIAN JADE, SPIRIT & SUN
Inside / Oceanview
Balcony
Mini-Suite / Suite
$100 $200 $250 $300 night cruises $300 $400 $500
night cruises $150 $200 $250 14
6 - 13 Europe’s Leading Cruise Line VISIT:
www.ncl.co.uk/agents | CALL: 0845 201 8900 | NCL_UK | NCL Freestyle Cruising
*Offers subject to availability and change at any time. The on board credit is per stateroom varies by stateroom category booked, ship and duration of cruise as shown. On board credit is applicable for new bookings made from 01 Sept to 30 Sept 2011 on selected sailings from April 2012 to April 2013. On board credit not combinable with Interline rates. Single occupancy receives the same amount of on board credit per stateroom. Fares and offers shown are applicable only to bookings made through the Norwegian Cruise Line London offi ce and
www.ncl.co.uk. Full Norwegian Cruise Line Booking Conditions apply. For full terms and conditions visit
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