The kings of world cruises, P&O Cruises have announced that they will have 5 world cruises for 2011/2012 season. The adult only ship the Arcadia, is embarking on a 72 night world cruise to Alaska. This can be booked in full or in segements with one fo our most popular offers being cruise to San Fransisco and then changing ships onto the Sea Princess. Lead in price for this starts at a great price of £3499.
Later in the year the Arcadia will then be over to Australia and New Zealand and will be a 109 night cruise. Highlights include, the Opera House, partial transit down the Amazon and finally into China to see the great wall.
The whole 2011/12 programme will take in 177 ports of call and go into 55 countries. Carol Marlow Managing Director of P&O cruises explained. "That there is something for everyone on our something for everyone with a broad range of cultural and modern experiences in addition to breathtaking landscapes and iconic landmarks.
The 2011/12 P&O world cruises are on sale now so contact cheap cruises specialist Adore Cruise.
Friday 16 July 2010
Tuesday 13 July 2010
How to find cheap cruises?
We are forever being asked how we get so many cheap cruises. So we will let you into some of our little secrets. A lot of our success is due to our experience within the cruise industry. Between the management team we have over 40 years of experience in working some of the biggest names within the cruise industry.
This therefore gives us a massive advantage. This experience come in different forms and guises from being a marketing manager for one of the largest cruise lines in the world, to having a product and comnmercial manager who use to work for the worlds largest cruise agency. So in effect, we know what sells at what price and at what time of year.
We also have some excellent contacts within the industry who ask our opinion on prices to move stock. This is where the magic comes in. It is all well and good having a cruise at £200 where the flight is at £900. So our expertise comes in sourcing the right cruise deal at the same time having the airlift on offer to really put a package together which beats the market place by a distance
This therefore gives us a massive advantage. This experience come in different forms and guises from being a marketing manager for one of the largest cruise lines in the world, to having a product and comnmercial manager who use to work for the worlds largest cruise agency. So in effect, we know what sells at what price and at what time of year.
We also have some excellent contacts within the industry who ask our opinion on prices to move stock. This is where the magic comes in. It is all well and good having a cruise at £200 where the flight is at £900. So our expertise comes in sourcing the right cruise deal at the same time having the airlift on offer to really put a package together which beats the market place by a distance
Monday 12 July 2010
Late disembarkation on Royal Caribean cruises
After succesfully trialling this year, Royal Caribbean cruises will be rolling out late disemabrkation from when the cruise ships arrive in their turnaround port. The pilot was introduced on Brillaince of the seas and Splendour of the Seas.
The benefit will be for the people who have late flights and dont want to be at the airport hours early, it will aslo mean you will not need to worry about your luggage until you get off.
You will not be able to stay in your cabin but you will be allowed to vacate it couple of hours later than normal but they will be keeping some of the facilities open such as the Gym, Spa and some of their restaurants.
The only nad news about it all is the cover charge of $35 per adult and $20 per child. Would I pay it, most proably not, cheaper to hire a car for the day but can envisage a lot of people will take it up so they dont have to rush out of bed at 5am.
If you want Royal Caribbean cruise holidays go to http://www.jetlinecruise.com/
The benefit will be for the people who have late flights and dont want to be at the airport hours early, it will aslo mean you will not need to worry about your luggage until you get off.
You will not be able to stay in your cabin but you will be allowed to vacate it couple of hours later than normal but they will be keeping some of the facilities open such as the Gym, Spa and some of their restaurants.
The only nad news about it all is the cover charge of $35 per adult and $20 per child. Would I pay it, most proably not, cheaper to hire a car for the day but can envisage a lot of people will take it up so they dont have to rush out of bed at 5am.
If you want Royal Caribbean cruise holidays go to http://www.jetlinecruise.com/
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