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CRUISE CHRISTMAS DESTINATIONS New Year cruises


If clients can’t be lured away from the Christmas turkey and tinsel, suggest a dedicated New Year cruise instead. Itineraries are planned so ships are in big cities on December 31 and either stay late or overnight so revellers can stay out until the wee small hours. P&O Cruises has two five-night New Year’s voyages


round-trip from Southampton. Both call at Bruges but one spends New Year’s Eve in Amsterdam, the other is in Hamburg on December 31 until late. From £629 and £549 respectively, departing December 29, 2018. Oceania Cruises’ 15-day voyage from Miami to New York


on Sirena docks in Oranjestad, Aruba, mid-morning on December 31, 2018, and stays until 2am New Year’s Day so passengers can join the island’s celebrations ashore. On the rivers, Shearings has an A-Rosa cruise round-


trip from Engelhartszell (a port about 30 minutes east of Passau) on the Danube that is in Vienna for the New Year celebrations. From £1,399 for 10 nights, departing December 26 and including travel by coach. The River Cruise Line has a five-day New Year cruise on


the Lady Anne that will be in Rotterdam for the fireworks from the city’s Erasmus Bridge. From £649 including coach and ferry travel from the UK.


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