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Fred. Olsen hikes fuel charge
Monday, 08 Jul, 2008
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Fred. Olsen has raised its fuel surcharge again for all new bookings on cruises until April 16 2009.
This means the charge applies to those cruises previously featured in the 2008/2009 third edition brochure.
This is the fifth time since December that the surcharge has gone up.
The first two people in a cabin will now pay £6 per person per night with a cap of £120 per person. The third and fourth occupants of the cabin will pay £2.50 per person per night with a cap of £50 per person.
The charge will be levied from this Friday. For more information, contact the reservation department on 01473 742424.
By Dinah Hatch
Dinah
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