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Fusion Cruises first dance charter sells out in 10 days
New cruise agency Fusion Cruises launched by former Travel Network Group Si Morris-Green says its first full ship charter sold out in just 10 days.
The Sussex-based company has chartered CroisiEurope’s Cyrano de Bergerac for a dance-themed cruise from Bordeaux next June.
During the cruise, many of the river ship’s public areas will be transformed into dance floors.
MD Harry Lightfoot said: "We’re delighted to have secured this fantastic charter and we have seen demand from across the UK. The cruise sold out in just 10 days and we are already planning more as we have a waiting list of over 150 people."
He said Fusion had booked groups before, but this is its first every whole ship charter.
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