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CMV plan extra touches for premium guests
Monday, 19 Feb, 2013
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Cruise and Maritime Voyages plans some ‘extra’ touches for its move into the premium market as it adds the Astor to its fleet of cruise ships.
The 20,606 gross ton Astor will join the cruise company in November, operating twice yearly voyages between the UK, Australia and South Africa as well as some summer cruises from Fremantle, Perth, see previous story.
Chris Coates, CMV commercial director, said it was CMV’s foray into the ‘premium’ market.
He added that gratuities were likely to be included in the price and added extras like chauffeur transfers were being considered.
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