Celebrity reveals details of spa on new ship Edge


Harry Kemble harry.kemble@travelweekly.co.uk


Celebrity Cruises has unveiled details about the spa on Celebrity Edge six months ahead of the ship’s launch and is giving agents the chance to nominate someone to win a spa pack.


The spa, designed by Kelly Hoppen, will have 31 therapists working across 23 treatment rooms, including one couples’ suite. Hoppen has also overseen


Emerald launches cruise and tour trips to Egypt and Jordan


Emerald Waterways has unveiled two new cruising and touring itineraries for 2019 and 2020, exploring Egypt and Jordan. The line has chartered Hamees


from Movenpick Cruises to sail the four-night Nile river cruises from Luxor to Aswan. The 10-day Cairo & Ancient


Egypt tour and river cruise itinerary includes visits to Tutankhamun’s tomb, the Pyramids and Sphinx in Giza, and Cairo before sailing a four-night cruise. Prices start at £2,445 for the cruise package, departing February 8, 2019. The 15-day Cairo to Amman


tour & Ancient Egypt river cruise itinerary includes a trip to the Jordanian capital where passengers can take a guided tour.


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ANCIENT SITES: The new tour visits the Sphinx and Pyramids


The tour depart on February 8,


2019, and leads in at £3,795. Emerald is offering savings of £500 per person on all 2019 and 2020 departures booked before December 31. Agents will receive


River Rewards for every booking. agencysales@emerald waterways.com


AGENT INCENTIVE


the design of Edge’s suites. The spa will house the line’s first Sea Thermal Suite, offering eight therapeutic experiences using a “sea, earth and air concept”. Passengers will be able to choose from options inspired by Celebrity’s ‘Sea’ concept, which each end with sound therapy. The three Sea treatments are the Salt Stone Therapy, Elemis


Thousand Flower Detox Wrap and Thai Herbal Poultice Massage. The spa will also offer passengers access to Celebrity’s


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