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CRUISE NEWS YOU CAN USE
Celebrity marks earliest-ever launch with addition of double overnights Hollie-Rae Merrick
Celebrity Cruises is putting its 2016-17 programme on sale four months earlier than it usually releases its product. The programme includes
more overnight stays in port and features double overnight stays for the first time. The line has also expanded its range of Signature Sailings, which include overnight stays that coincide with special events, such as the running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Celebrity Eclipse will return to Southampton for the sixth consecutive year, offering cruises
Celebrity Eclipse will be back in Southampton for a sixth year
for two of the three benefits, rest- of-the-world cruises qualify for one, and those in Concierge Class or higher receive all three extras. Agents making a booking before
March will earn additional bonus points in the recently launched Celebrity Rewards loyalty scheme. Sales director Nicki Tempest-
in the Mediterranean and northern Europe. The line has also revealed its 123Go! turn-of-year campaign, which offers a free classic drinks package, free gratuities or free
on-board credit to the value of $300. The initiative applies to cruises booked before March on departures until April 2017 in ocean-view cabins and higher grades. European cruises qualify
Mitchell said: “We have got a range of tools just a click away for agents to use on our Cruising Power website. “We have our key messages
there, travel and deployment guides, and everything our agent partners need to sell.”
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travelweekly.co.uk — 30 October 2014
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