VALUE AND CONVENIENCE
For our World & Exotic Voyages we have introduced our new Vantage Fares and a range of complimentary options that will enable you to tailor make your holiday to your requirements.
ABOUT OUR FARES Vantage Fares Our Vantage Fares offer a great range of benefits. Better still they are supported by the Price Promise. So it pays to book our Vantage Fares as they offer the best option for a great holiday and 100% peace of mind. Our World
& Exotic Voyages are presented with voyage-only fares, which also offers you the freedom to tailor your own travel plans pre- or post-voyage.
Here’s what’s included:
• Backed by the Price Promise
• Choice of stateroom type, location and number including three and four berth staterooms
• Flexibility to make amendments to or even change your voyage entirely up to 90 days prior to departure subject to our booking alteration terms
The Price Promise applies to Vantage Fares published by Cunard, where the Vantage Fare on a holiday you have already booked has been reduced, and the new Vantage
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Fare applies to the same voyage and grade of stateroom, sold under the same terms and conditions (such as the deposit and cancellation terms and whether it is possible to select a stateroom number). Price Promise does not apply to a comparison of any combination of more than one sector.
Optional Holiday Package Add-Ons For voyages requiring flights we offer a convenient add-on package which includes international flights, group transfers between ship and airport, hotel accommodation on a Room-Only basis (unless stated otherwise) and government fees and taxes. See page 115 for full details.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS & VALUE Every Cunard World & Exotic Voyage represents exceptional value, as our fares include not only your accommodation, but also your dining and entertainment as detailed in the panel on the right of this page. This value is enhanced by a number of complimentary benefits depending on how long you are on board with us, they are;
On Board Credit For voyages of seven nights or more of $60 to $900. On board credit varies by voyage duration and applies to the first two guests sharing a stateroom. On Board Credit can be used for the purchase of drinks, shore excursions, spa treatments or in the on
board shops. It is not transferable, cannot be redeemed for cash, used for medical charges, to book a future voyage or in the casino.
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Complimentary Airport Car Parking For voyages of seven nights or more. Airport parking is off site at the relevant airport (one space per booking) with transfer between the car park and airport terminal. Please let us know at the time of booking if you wish to use this service and then contact APH Airport Parking and Hotels Ltd on 0844 871 7561, quoting your voyage booking reference number, 35 days prior to departure.
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Complimentary Regional Flights For voyages of 20 nights or more. Regional flights are available from selected UK airports. For voyages starting or ending in Southampton, regional flights at the Southampton end of the voyage will be to and from London. Transfers are not included between Southampton and London airports. Complimentary regional flights will apply to the first two guests. Guests occupying the third/fourth berth pay the full regional flight fare. Air cities are subject to flight schedules. Regional flights are only available when booking the holiday package add-on. See page 115 for details of this and baggage allowances.
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