Crusieco offers UK agents chance to book P&O Cruises Australia
UK agents are being given access to book the P&O Cruises Australia fleet for the first time. Cruise association Cruiseco,
which runs
Cruising.co.uk and manages a consortium of 70 agents, has secured an exclusive partnership with Carnival Corporation’s Australian brand. The agreement offers UK
travellers access to itineraries throughout Australia, New Zealand and southeast Asia. The Cruiseco offering covers 26 ports in Asia, 26 in Australia, nine in New Zealand and 17 in the Pacific. The packages on offer incorporate sporting events such
ASIA: Cruises will take in 26 ports
as the Melbourne Cup and the Australian Open, or the chance to join the Australia Day celebrations. Cruises can be booked for
between two and 18 days. Cruiseco chief executive Steve
Lloyd said: “Cruiseco’s exclusive partnership with P&O Cruises Australia offers UK agents an exciting proposition to excite their customers and reveal a side to Australia and southeast Asia that they may not have previously
considered.”
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MSC Cruises boosts
Hollie-Rae Merrick
hollie@travelweekly.co.uk
MSC Cruises will double the number of Cuba sailings it offers when it bases a second ship in the Caribbean destination for winter 2016-17.
MSC Armonia will join MSC
Opera in sailing out of Havana from November 2016. It will sail two seven-night
round-trips. Following two days in Havana,
the first itinerary will call at Isla de Roatan, Honduras; Belize City, Belize; Costa Maya, Mexico; and Isla de la Juventud, Cuba.
MSC ARMONIA: The vessel will offer cruis The second sailing will also start
with two nights in Havana, before sailing to Montego Bay, Jamaica; Georgetown, Cayman Islands; and Cozumel, Mexico. The two cruises can be combined
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