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Ambassador Cruise Line partners with Readly digital content app
Ambassador Cruise Line has partnered with Readly digital app offering guests access over 6,000 global magazines and newspapers.
Subscriptions can be shared with family and friends on up to five devices on mobile, tablet and desktop, and can be read in offline mode.
The 6,000+ UK and international titles include The Guardian, The Observer and The Evening Standard newspapers, Celebrity title Hello! and fashion magazines Vogue, Elle and Marie Claire.
Bob McGowan, Head of Guest Experience at Ambassador Cruise Line added, “The Readly app will provide our guests with the same reading material that they may regularly enjoy at home, as well as access to new content and subject matter to explore.”
Ambassador Cruise Line is offering guests an exclusive two-month free offer, then 15% off the next six months with guests able to cancel at any an time.
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