Norwegian Cruise Line's campaign offers savings of up to 500 euros per stateroom.
WIESBADEN – Norwegian Cruise Line launches its ‘Norwegians make the best memories’ campaign in Continental Europe, offering big savings across fantastic destinations on board one of the youngest fleets in the cruise industry.
Until February 17, 2014, agents can offer customers savings of up to 500 euros per stateroom, and customers can benefit from big savings on a variety of sailings across the fleet, from the Caribbean to Alaska, to Hawai’i, the Panama Canal and Europe.
Available on most cruises of three nights or more, and departing between April 18, 2014 and April 19, 2015, bookings can be made on a range of Norwegian’s ships, including as a special highlight, Norwegian Getaway’s full inaugural season sailing the Eastern Caribbean from Miami year-round from February 8.
Other itineraries in the promotion include Norwegian Epic’s 7-night Western Mediterranean cruise; Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Getaway’s sister ship, sailing to Bahamas & Florida from New York; Norwegian Jewel’s 16-night Panama Canal cruise or Norwegian Sun’s Glacier Bay from Vancouver itinerary, amongst others.
Jurgen Stille, Director Business Development Continental Europe said: “We are delighted to offer customers some fantastic savings as part of our campaign this year. We are providing agents with the vital tools to secure early bookings and we have some amazing itineraries and ships on offer in 2014. Next year, for instance, the Panama Canal celebrates its 100th anniversary, and with savings of up to 500 euros per stateroom, we are giving customers the perfect excuse to book the voyage of a lifetime.”
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