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Mediterranean Upgrade, on us.


Complimentary stateroom upgrades. Off er ends 3 May 2016.


Your customers can book the stateroom of their choice on a 2016 Mediterranean or Atlantic Isles holiday and pay the fare of the stateroom type below. This means they can enjoy the mild climate of the Mediterranean and Atlantic Isles from a spacious Balcony stateroom, and pay the fare of an Inside or Oceanview stateroom.


Customers can sail on Queen Elizabeth from Southampton to the Mediterranean or Atlantic Isles or fl y out to join Queen Victoria in the Mediterranean, departing from Rome, Venice, Athens or Barcelona. Regional fl ights are also available on selected 7-night Mediterranean Fly-Cruises from Bournemouth, Birmingham, Manchester and London Gatwick.


For more information on the cruises available with this off er, visit completecruisesolution.com


To receive all the latest Cunard off ers and campaign information, send your name, ABTA number and email address to agent.matters@cunardpocruises.com


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Terms and conditions. Book a Cunard Fare holiday before 3 May 2016 and when your customers select the stateroom type of their choice they will pay the fare of a stateroom at least one type lower (e.g. book a Balcony and pay the fare of an Inside or Oceanview). Applicable to new Cunard Fare bookings, on selected stateroom grades and departures. Offer varies by ship. Standard Cunard Fare benefi ts also apply.


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