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Cruise and stay booking options added to website
Tuesday, 19 Nov, 2009
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Functionality to allow for cruise and stay bookings to be made has been introduced to a new look Thomas Cruises website.
The site at thomson.co.uk/cruise also includes a cabin selection option, new video content and an improved information section.
Subsidiary brand Island Cruises will also be available to book using the same platform.
Director of cruise David Selby said: “The addition of the cruise and stay booking option is the most important aspect of the new website, a tool customers have been crying out for, we can finally bring together the wealth of Thomson and Island cruise itineraries and Thomson hotels online in one place”
Other updated sections include ‘Life Onboard’ including information on Thomson and Island Cruises’ entertainment, dining and staff.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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