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Azamara Club looks for growth from UK and Ireland
Sunday, 14 Jul, 2010
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Azamara Club Cruises has published its 2011/2012 brochure which features 57 new ports of call. It also offers passengers more overnight stays and late night stays in port.
Highlights include:
– a four-night cruise along the French Riviera on Azamara Journey times to coincide with the Monaco Grand Prix
– a seven night French Wine Harvests cruise on Azamara Quest in September next year
– a 14-night Amazon cruise on Azamara Journey in October and November next year
– a 12-night Spice Route cruise from Mumbai to Singapore on Azamara Quest in December next year.
Associate vice president and general manager UK & Ireland, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Jo Rzymowska said: “The UK and Irish Market is demonstrating great affinity to the revamped boutique cruise experience and we’re looking to grow the volume of guests from this market sailing with Azamara Club Cruises throughout 2011.”
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