Uniworld mini brochure focuses on brand’s USPs


Harry Kemble harry.kemble@travelweekly.co.uk


Uniworld is launching a 40-page mini brochure to help agents differentiate the brand from its rivals.


The oversized A5 brochure,


which includes 11 itineraries including those on the Douro, Seine, Rhine and Danube, will be available in January. At the front of the brochure


there are 10 unique selling points


Hurtigruten pushes further north with new expeditions


Hurtigruten is offering its most diverse selection of expedition voyages in the 2019-20 season, with three ships in Antarctica and five in Svalbard, Norway. New destinations include the


full Northwest Passage, Franz Josef Land in Russia, Bjørnøya


and Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Roald Amundsen will be the first


hybrid-powered expedition ship in the world to experience the raw beauty of the Northwest Passage. Prices for the 24-day itinerary lead in at £9,897, departing on August 20, 2019. Hurtigruten’s Fridtjof Nansen


will sail from Amsterdam to the Norwegian coast via Bjørnøya, and Longyearbyen, Svalbard or the reverse itinerary, a sailing inspired by the legendary Sportsman’s Route, established by Hurtigruten


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founder Richard With in 1896. The Norway and Spitsbergen – Hurtigruten Sportsman’s Route Exploration – north itinerary, lasting 13 days, costs £3,092. In its northernmost expedition, Hurtigruten is offering a 15-day cruise to the remote, rarely visited Franz Josef Land in Russia, costing £5,463, sailing on August 29, 2019. The itinerary begins in Tromso,


Norway, the starting point for many expeditions in the region. Guests can explore the world’s northernmost archipelago over


five days. hurtigruten.co.uk


setting out why Uniworld is the most luxurious river cruise brand. These include 80 exclusive on and off-board experiences and events, each ship’s ‘million dollar view’, the size of the suites and how all tips, gratuities and port charges are included. Uniworld’s onboard butlers


undergo the same training as those working at Buckingham Palace. Each ship features original


artwork from the likes of Andy Warhol, Antoni Gaudi, Pablo Picasso and Claude Monet.


Roald Amundsen


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