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Crystal ups its offer for solo cruisers
Crystal Cruises has increased its offers for solo travellers with low fares almost every month for single passengers.
With single supplements of just 10%, travellers can save as much as £500 on a private, deluxe outside stateroom on 10 varied cruises of seven to 18 nights.
The offer applies to new bookings made by 31st December 2012 for a range of 2013 cruises in a deluxe stateroom with picture window.
"Hundreds of solo travellers have already taken advantage of our autumn 2012 ‘singles promotion’," says Philip Ordever, Crystal’s vice president, international sales & marketing.
Crystal provides Ambassador Hosts on every sailing for solo travellers seeking a dance partner, assigned seating for dinner in the Crystal Dining Room and "Table for 8" which brings individuals together for friendly shared dining in the specialty restaurants at night.
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