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Celebrity Cruises returns Down Under
Celebrity Cruises celebrated its long awaited return to Australia and New Zealand.
Celebrity Eclipse set sail from Sydney on a 12-night itinerary exploring New Zealand.
This voyage is the first of 17 sailings departing from Sydney and Auckland through April 2023, and marks Celebrity Eclipse’s debut in Australian, New Zealand and South Pacific waters.
“Celebrity Eclipse is the first Celebrity ship to sail this region for 930 days – a momentous occasion for the brand and our team members who have worked so hard to get to this point,” said Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, President and CEO of Celebrity Cruises.
Celebrity Cruises Vice President and Managing Director of Australia and APAC, Tim Jones, added: “We’ve been patiently waiting for this moment for so long. We are really proud to be contributing to the tourism industries of Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific once more.”
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