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Cool Cruises winn


This year’s best cruise lines, as voted by


agents in Travel Weekly’s Cool Cruises 2017


supplement, received


their awards at the Swan at Shakespeare’s Globe. The event was held in association with Clia UK & Ireland and supported by News UK.


OCEAN CRUISE AWARDS 1. Royal Caribbean International’s Ben Bouldin receives the Best for Families award from Travel Weekly’s Lucy Huxley and Clia’s Andy Harmer. The line also won the Best for Entertainment and Best for Caribbean categories.


2. Paul Beale of Regent Seven Seas picks up the Best for Luxury award. The line also won the Best for Excursions category.


3. Oceania Cruises’ Priti Mehta receives the Best for Cuisine award – the fifth consecutive year that the line has won.


4. Celebrity Cruises’ Claire Stirrup collects the award for Best for Spa.


5. Paul Ludlow of P&O Cruises receives the award for Best for Value. He picked up one further award for P&O Cruises and two for sister brand Cunard.


6. Steve Williams of MSC Cruises snaps up the award for Best for Mediterranean, a first win for the cruise line in this category.


7. Princess Cruises’ Rachel Poultney is presented with the award for Best for Asia.


8. Holland America Line’s Lynn Narraway, Wendy Lahmich and Carly Perkins, collect the award for Best for Alaska.


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