Expedition Cruise Network launches dedicated travel trade discounts
The Expedition Cruise Network (ECN) has launched of a dedicated page offering travel trade exclusive deals for members.
Available for ECN members, there are savings of up to 75% off published rates.
Destinations include expedition cruises to Antarctica, the Arctic, Galapagos, Madagascar, Mediterranean and more.
The page, within the members section of The Expedition Cruise Network site will be regularly updated.
It provides travel trade partners with the latest trade discounts from its expedition cruise members.
Travel trade membership is free of charge for travel industry professionals.
Martin Johnson, Chairman of ECN said: “A common challenge faced by our travel trade members is a limited amount of firsthand experience of the product.”
Although expedition cruise members offer fam trips, these opportunities are infrequent.”
These exceptional travel trade rates give our travel trade members an opportunity to immerse themselves in expedition cruising.”
To become ECN member: https://www.expeditioncruisenetwork.com/member-signup
CEO Akvile Marozaite said: “By helping more travel professionals experience expedition cruising, the more confident they will feel in recommending it to their clients.”
“We hope it will enable more travel trade members than ever before experience expedition cruises for themselves.”
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