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Luxury cruise
For customers who want to see as many places as possible in one holiday, a cruise is the perfect recommendation. The array of cruise lines means there is everything from family fun with Royal Caribbean or Carnival Cruise Lines to boutique-style river cruising with Sanctuary Retreats or Uniworld River Cruises. There are numerous luxury options, but it’s important to choose the line that ticks the boxes for that customer.
Check clients’ preferences Check if there are any particular destinations your client is keen to visit. Many choose the cruise based on the destinations visited and there are countless options in the Caribbean. Silversea Cruises offers
everything from butler service to private verandas, and with champagne on tap, it’s popular for those looking to indulge
while on holiday. If your client is a foodie, recommend Oceania Cruises, which offers a number of quality dining options with dishes including dry-aged beef and miso-glazed seabass.
Shore excursions If destination is the key, Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers inclusive daily shore excursions and Azamara Club Cruises’ destination immersion programme AzAmazing Evenings gives passengers access to exclusive events such as private performances at the Mikhailovsky Theater in St Petersburg. If your client likes the bigger,
more mainstream lines, but with a luxury edge, MSC Cruises’ Yacht Club and Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Haven allow clients willing to pay a little bit extra access to private areas of the ship.
SAMPLE PRODUCT
Norwegian Cruise Line offers a 14-night southern Caribbean cruise on Norwegian Breakaway for £11,940 staying in The Haven’s Owner’s Suite.
ncl.co.uk/agents 0845 201 8900
Celebrity Cruises offers a 14-night southern Caribbean cruise on Celebrity Eclipse for £15,179 staying in the Penthouse Suite.
cruisingpower.co.uk 0844 493 2043
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