CHOOSING THE RIGHT HOLIDAY OPTION FOR YOUR CLIENTS
With our varied holiday options, your clients will get to choose from having the lowest fare, the best value option, or the most luxurious experience:
• Cruise-only Rates – For guests who are looking for the lowest fare or would prefer to book their own additional amenities onboard
• Always IncludedSM - Drinks, Wi-Fi & Tips
- Our best value option for guests who prefer to have everything included in one price. Savings of over pp based on a -night cruise, compared to amenity prices on board.
• The Retreat® - Our ultimate luxury experience for guests who appreciate the fi ner things in life. Suite accommodation, private restaurant, Sundeck and VIP lounge included with upgraded amenities.
STUNNING DESIGN
Our Edge Series ships were envisioned by a world-class team of architects, interior designers and stylists to create some of the most inspiring places at sea. From the cantilevered Magic CarpetSM
Grand Plaza, each unique space connects
guests more closely to themselves, the sea and the breath-taking world beyond.
to the majestic
A FEAST FOR THE SENSES Our culinary experiences and world-class
restaurants will make your clients’ holiday even more unforge able. Michelin-starred chef
Cornelius Gallagher and our Global Culinary Ambassador, Chef Daniel Boulud bring the
fl avours of the world to our guests’ table with menus that feature the culture, creativity and fl avours of local destinations.
A WELLNESS JOURNEY
With the ocean as the backdrop, your clients will fi nd countless ways to fully restore themselves through rest and rejuvenation.
Guests can elevate their endorphins with fi rst- at-sea fi tness programmes, like F classes and Peloton® cycling. Or step into The Spa
for an escape within an escape and more than rejuvenating treatments to choose from.
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