Through the partnership, Aeroflot customers will enjoy direct access to these offers from Aeroflot’s website and will be able to either book directly or with the help of one of Dreamlines’ 150 specialized cruise travel agents.
HAMBURG, MOSCOW – Aeroflot, Russia’s flag carrier and the nation’s largest airline, and Dreamlines, the leading online cruise agency in Europe, announced a five-year partnership to provide top-level customer experience in cruise booking for Aeroflot customers and to develop new products together.
Through its local and international offices, Dreamlines offers more than 30,000 cruises from more than 60 cruise lines worldwide. Through the partnership, Aeroflot customers will enjoy direct access to these offers from Aeroflot’s website and will be able to either book directly or with the help of one of Dreamlines’ 150 specialized cruise travel agents.
Giorgio Callegari, Aeroflot’s Deputy CEO for Strategy and Alliances, said: “Aeroflot welcomes the new partnership with Dreamlines, a global online cruise booking platform and a leader in the European market. We at Aeroflot look forward to working with Dreamlines as part of our continuous effort to provide customers with a maximum array of top-quality services”.
Dreamlines Managing Director for Russia, Alexei Matouchkine, says: “We are delighted to build a promising partnership with Aeroflot, a successful global carrier with a leading position on the Russian market. It is a great opportunity to strengthen our position in Russia, where cruise holidays are becoming increasingly popular. Both our brands share the ambition to create leisure travel of high quality, and stand for top-notch service and customer experience. Dreamlines is looking forward to welcoming Aeroflot customers and satisfying them in their search for a perfect cruise holiday.”
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