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Correction on Gay Cruise article
Friday, 03 May, 2006
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Contrary to information supplied to the Mole, Pacific Sun cruise N710 is not an All Gay Cruise, a charter or a special interest cruise as suggested.
The cruise is a three-night short break cruise from Sydney departing Thursday March 29, 2007 and is a regular scheduled, brochured cruise, open to all passenger bookings.
There are no secured advanced booking rights for any group.
The cruise has attracted a mix of passenger bookings.
Passengers come from a broad demographic range from the young to the old, singles, couples, families and groups. All passengers are welcome and will enjoy our usual extensive range of activities, entertainment and overall P&O Cruises’ hospitality.
TravelMole apologises for any confusion.
Graham Muldoon
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