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Cruise DVD issued by Voyages of Discovery
An educational DVD for agents has been released by Voyages of Discovery following the launch of the line’s first year round cruise brochure.
The DVD gives an insight to life onboard the ship Discovery, highlighting facilities on offer, plus a glimpse of destinations visited.
Managing director Dudley Smith said the DVD would allow agents to gain a better understanding of the specialised line and the full scope of its destination-led cruise programme.
“It should also prove a helpful sales tool for agents, and can be loaned to potential clients who are considering booking a Voyages cruise,” he said.
Prices in the programme lead in at £699 for a seven-night Norwegian Fjords cruise departing on May 27 including full board accommodation, port taxes, all gratuities and free parking at Harwich or complimentary travel from London, based on two sharing a two bed inside cabin.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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