Spotlight on Cruising NEW BROCHURES
Anniversaries Swan Hellenic, celebrating its Diamond Anniversary, has a 13- day Refl ections of France cruise that marks the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy on June 6 1944, and also visits Dunkirk, with an excursion to Ypres, as next year will be 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914. The cruise departs from Portsmouth on June 4 and costs from £1,995pp cruise-only. Other lines with D-Day
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anniversary cruises include Cruise & Maritime Voyages, Fred Olsen and Azamara Club Cruises, which has an 11-night voyage from Lisbon to Hamburg departing on June 3 that visits Cherbourg and the Landing Beaches on June 6, as well as calling at Guernsey, Honfl eur, Boulogne, Dover and Amsterdam. The voyage, designated a President’s Cruise as chief executive offi cer Larry Pimentel will be onboard, costs from £2,793pp, cruise-only.
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Head to the Med
For the fi rst time in its history, P&O Cruises will operate a summer season of seven- and 14-night fl y-cruises in the Mediterranean, giving clients who like the line’s British style an alternative to sailing from Southampton. Prices start from £749pp including fl ights for a seven-night cruise from Savona to Venice on April 2. The cruises are on Ventura from April to October, when the ship, designated family-friendly, returns to the Caribbean for the winter. Paul Gauguin’s 90-passenger Tere Moana has new itineraries in the Mediterranean next year, including
voyages from Civitavecchia to Nice and Nice to Barcelona, with Mahon, Minorca, Villefranche, Antibes, Ponza and San Remon among a host of maiden
ports. Prices start from £1,497pp, cruise-only. For clients who want something even smaller and
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more intimate, Variety Cruises has new one-week Dolce Vita cruises round-trip from Catania in Sicily on the 50-passenger
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What Kind Of Norwegian Are You?
That’s what we want you to ask your customers. Because with a Norwegian Cruise Line holiday there’s just so much included like superb accommodation, dining and entertainment.
So, with an up to $400 per stateroom on board spend your customers can fi nd out exactly what type of Norwegian they are by splashing out on those indulgent little extras.
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*On board spend per stateroom is applicable to new bookings only made between 2-30 Sep 13. On board spend is applicable to selected sailings from Jan 14-Apr 15. On board spend for applicable sailings of 3-5 nts is $50 per stateroom for Studios, $50 per stateroom for Insides & Oceanviews, $75 per stateroom for Balcony & Mini Suites, $100 per stateroom for Suites. On board spend for applicable sailings of 6-13 nts is $100 per stateroom for Studios, $125 per stateroom for Insides & Oceanviews, $150 per stateroom for Balcony & Mini Suites, $200 per stateroom for Suites. On board spend for applicable sailings of 14 nts & longer is $150 per stateroom for Studios, $150 per stateroom for Insides & Oceanviews, $200 per stateroom for Balcony & Mini Suites, $400 per stateroom for Suites. On board spend has no monetary value, is non-transferable and some on board activities may incur a surcharge. It may not be used toward on board service charges or pre-purchased activities. Offer is applicable only to bookings made through the Norwegian Cruise Line London offi ce and are subject to availability & change. Full terms & conditions & Norwegian Cruise Line Booking Conditions apply – please see
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