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Crystal offers free flights and gorilla trek in Uganda Hollie-Rae Merrick
The cruise line is also
Crystal Cruises is offering free regional flights to passengers who book early. The incentive includes flights to join all the luxury line’s European cruises this year if booked by February 28. Complimentary flights are
available from Aberdeen, Belfast City, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jersey, Leeds Bradford, Manchester and Newcastle airports. These are in addition to flights
from London, which are included in Crystal’s European fly-cruise packages.
introducing a five-day wildlife experience for passengers who book two back-to-back segments of Crystal Serenity’s World Cruise. Passengers who sign up
for the Bwindi Forest Gorilla Tracking Experience will disembark in Durban, South Africa, on March 24 to travel to Uganda for two days of gorilla tracking in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, rejoining the ship in Cape Town.
The experience costs $11,676.
Passengers must be booked on Crystal Serenity’s 18-night Singapore to Cape Town segment, departing March 10, and 21-night Cape Town to Southampton leg. Cruise-only fares for the 39-night sailing start at £12,416. Crystal offers 10 other shore excursions that include an overnight stay in Africa this year. Options include visits to Nelson Mandela’s former home and safaris in four southern Africa countries.
crystalcruises.co.uk
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Cunard celebrates QM2 decade with two transatlantic sailings
Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with two commemorative sailings. The ship will sail to and from
New York in May, with guest speakers including former QM2 captain Commodore Ron Warwick and QM2 designer Stephen Payne. Fares for the May 9 crossing
from Southampton to New York start at £1,279 including a return flight and $80 on-board spending money. Fares for the May 16 sailing from New York to Southampton lead in at £1,249, with the same extras.
cunard.co.uk
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