Ship-hot deals and lucky draws are set to make next week the biggest cruise promotion ever! Cruise lines and consultants across Australia and New Zealand are gearing up for the largest consumer promotion in the industry, National Cruise Week, on from 02-09 Sep. From a $30,000 cash prize to fly-free...
Ship-hot deals and lucky draws
are set to make next week the
biggest cruise promotion ever!
Cruise lines and consultants across Australia
and New Zealand are gearing up for the largest
consumer promotion in the industry, National
Cruise Week, on from 02-09 Sep.
From a $30,000 cash prize to fly-free deals,
agencies are lining up the temptations to
secure the sales, which will be fully uploaded
to the dedicated NCW website by Mon.
The initiative of Cruise Lines International
Association Australasia involves 30 member
cruise lines and hundreds of travel agents
holding in-store events and offering exclusive
deals only available for one week through
CLIA’s network of cruise specialists.
Harvey World Travel Sylvania, in Sydney, has
linked in with Southgate Shopping Centre’s
$30,000 giveaway marking its 30th anniversary.
Any client booking a cruise with HWT Sylvania
between 2-9 Sep is entered into the draw.
Cruiseabout is running showcase events
across its 47 stores, hosting information
sessions with refreshments provided, and a
$100 Virgin Australia airfare voucher for the
first 200 people to book.
HAL, NCL, P&O, Princess, Carnival, Cunard,
Royal Caribbean and Celebrity are also
featured with various credits, reduced fares
and 50% off deposits.
European river cruising is among the most
promoted product, with special deals out from
APT, Tauck and Uniworld.
Travelmarvel is offering fly-free (including
taxes) plus $250 savings on cruises longer than
21 days and departures in Mar & Oct 2014,
while Avalon Waterways has cut $1000 per
couple off select sailings, including inaugural
cruises of its new ships.
Luxury lines have also chosen prime
destinations for OBC offers, such as Seabourn
in Antarctica & Paul Gauguin Cruises in Tahiti.
More at www.nationalcruiseweek.com.au.
