5 reasons to sail from
Southampton with Princess
1. Innovative Princess MedallionClass – give your customers a unique experience. Powered by the
OceanMedallion™, MedallionClass is innovative and advanced, but most importantly it off ers an entirely new level of service and personalised attention, that makes cruising with Princess more immersive, simple, and hassle-free.
2. More choice for your customers – with a choice of three ships sailing from Southampton during 2020
and 2021, now is the perfect time to book a Princess holiday. Choose from Crown Princess, Regal Princess and Island Princess in 2020. Or, book early and sail on Grand Princess, Island Princess or Crown Princess in 2021. There is a ship to suit everyone.
3. Best Wi-Fi at sea – it is important for people to stay in touch with friends
and family back home and with access to the internet everywhere onboard, it’s easy to stay connected. Text, post photos, video chat and stream favourite shows, movies, music and sports with ease. Revolutionary MedallionNet Wi-Fi is very popular with our guests as it is fast, reliable, unlimited and aff ordable.
4. Best night’s sleep at sea – voted Best Cruise Ship Bed by Cruise Critic,
it’s no wonder our guests return feeling refreshed, renewed and rejuvenated. We’re committed to guest wellness which is why we’ve collaborated with sleep expert Dr. Michael Breus to develop the award-winning Princess Luxury Bed. It’s the ultimate night of sleep at sea!
5. Sail with ease – let your customers uncover exciting adventures with convenience and ease.
Best of all, they can pack as much as they like! They can also tick off countless destinations right on their doorstep in one holiday... plus, avoiding the need to fl y means their holiday starts as soon they step onboard.
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