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Crystal expands Sole Occupancy program
Crystal Cruises has expanded its "Sole Occupancy" program for single travelers to more than a dozen new itineraries sailing from June to December.
The program offers a single supplement of just 10% for a deluxe stateroom on Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony voyages in the Mediterranean, Baltic, South America/Caribbean, Western Europe, Black Sea, North Cape, British Isles, eastern Canada, and Trans-Ocean.
The special single rates are designed to appeal to those traveling alone as well as "groups traveling together wherein everyone wants the comfort and privacy of their own stateroom," said Jack Anderson, senior vice president of marketing and sales.
Reaching out to the single traveler, Crystal also provides "Ambassador Host" companions for dinner and dancing on every sailing, assigned dinner seating in the Crystal Dining Room, and a "Table for 8" program that brings individuals together for dinner in the specialty restaurants.
All-inclusive, "Sole Occupancy" promotional fares begin at $2,865 per person if booked by April 30.
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