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Free cabin spa packs for cruise passengers
Free cabin spa packs are to be offered to passengers travelling with P&O Cruises this summer.
A complimentary range of Temple Spa products and therapies for all passengers will be available across the line�s fleet from July.
Passengers will receive a unisex selection of Temple Spa products in their cabins. Younger passengers will also have complimentary tailor made ‘Spa Out’ packs for girls and for boys.
Suite passengers will receive more than £150-worth of individual full size products, with a selection both for men and for women.
P&O Cruises head of brand marketing Philip Price said: “In addition to our on board spas we want to continue the feeling of well-being into the cabins.
“Temple Spa products focus on de-stressing, re-balancing and fortifying, all of which are integral elements of a restorative cruise holiday.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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