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Ambassador to host 500 agents on 13 ship visits this year


Andrew McQuarrie


Ambassador Cruise Line will host more than 500 agents during its 2024 ship visit programme, featuring 13 dates across eight UK ports. The no-fly cruise line, which


started hosting ship visits in 2022, will welcome trade


partners on board Ambience and Ambition for an introduction to the brand, overview of the sailings available, ship tour and


four-course lunch or afternoon tea. Host ports will be London Tilbury, Newcastle, Dundee, Edinburgh Leith, Liverpool, Belfast, Bristol and Falmouth. The line will host two visits on


Ambience, both in London Tilbury, on May 16 and September 26. The remaining 11 visits will all


be on Ambition and will take place in Bristol on May 2, Falmouth on May 3, Liverpool on June 11 and July 15, Belfast on June 12 and July 16, Edinburgh on August 15,


Ambience


Newcastle on August 21 and 28, Dundee on August 22, and London Tilbury on November 26. Registration is now open


and agents must complete Ambassador’s online form on the ‘trade partners’ area of its website. To register for a group visit, agents or operators can email groupsales@ambassadorcruiseline. com to request a form. Head of distribution Nicola


Harper said: “We know there is nothing like seeing and


experiencing a product first-hand and the overwhelming success of our 2023 ship visits proved that there is still a huge appetite within the agent community to get a taste of the warmest welcome at sea. “With 13 ship visits planned,


the Ambassador trade team is looking forward to welcoming more than 500 valued trade partners and friends on Ambience and Ambition as we showcase our


incredible premium value offering.” ambassadorcruiseline.com


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8 FEBRUARY 2024


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