Cruise passengers can enjoy free flights and private car rental when they book a cruise with Royal Caribbean for 2015.
LONDON – Holidaymakers who book a Royal Caribbean International cruise through Cruise1st before 31 July 2014 for anytime in 2015 may be entitled to free flights and private car rental. The money-saving offer looks set to make 2015 an even stronger year for Royal Caribbean as they also launch the revolutionary Anthem of the Seas cruise ship.
Cruise1st and Royal Caribbean have moved to make cruise holidays even more relaxing and luxurious, providing free connections and transfers for their passengers. Even holidaymakers who live hundreds of miles away from the coast and cruising ports can now enjoy the unparalleled elegance of cruise holidays.
Selected sailings from Royal Caribbean’s 2015 brochure offer these incentives for passengers, making 2015 the perfect year to book a cruise holiday.
The deal includes holidaymakers travelling on the Royal Caribbean’s new Anthem of the Seas cruise ship which will be making its maiden voyage in spring 2015. The world’s most technologically advanced cruise ship will be sailing from the UK to Lisbon from May next year.
Passengers who have booked a balcony room or above on the Anthem of the Seas’ voyages from Southampton through Cruise1st will be entitled to free car rental throughout 2015. This is the first time that Royal Caribbean has offered a car rental deal of this magnitude.
Free flights are offered to passengers who are flying to European ports for selected 2015 sailings. Additionally, reduced prices are being offered for passengers flying to the Caribbean for selected sailings.
Next year will see a number of fantastic advances from Royal Caribbean including a whole new itinerary and three luxury ships sailing direct from the UK as well as a fully revamped fleet sailing from Europe.
Additionally, free parking and coach transfers are being offered on selected 2015 sailings on the Explorer of the Seas and the Brilliance of the Seas.
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