CRUISE NEWS YOU CAN USE
omeworker network
ALL ABOARD: Uniworld aims to better serve homeworkers who sell its product
The boss of one homeworking
agency, Infinite Travel managing director Emma Casburn, welcomed the creation of the ‘community’ network. “Homeworking can feel a little
bit like we’re on the sidelines, so I’m excited by this initiative.
The live webinars will be hosted
by Click Meeting then uploaded to the Uniworld Trade UK YouTube page. Links to the webinars, along with other tools, will be sent to members by email. To sign up,
email the UK sales team at:
agency.sales@
uniworld.com
NEWS IN BRIEF
European Waterways cuts solos’ fee for tulip sailings
European Waterways has waived single-supplement fares on selected April 2017 sailings to Holland during the ‘tulip season’. Solo travellers can save up to £1,400 on cruises such as the six-night sailing between Alkmaar and Delft, departing on April 16, 23 and 30 next year.
gobarging.com
Bonaire is a new port of call for Disney Wonder
Disney Cruise Line has added the Caribbean island of Bonaire as a port of call for Disney Wonder in 2018. It features on sailings from San Juan in Puerto Rico from January 2018.
disneycruise.com
Saga Cruises launches money-back guarantee
Saga Cruises is offering first- time guests early flights home and a refund if they do not enjoy their cruise. The ‘Love it first time’ guarantee is available for customers on Saga Pearl II and Saga Sapphire sailings.
saga.co.uk/ocean-cruises
APT unveils luxury Burma trips from next September
APT is offering 17-day luxury river cruises in Burma between Mandalay and Yangon from September 2017. Prices start at £4,345 for the Hidden Wonders of Myanmar sailing, with savings of up to £850 available through a Fly Free deal until February 28.
aptouring.co.uk
3 November 2016
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