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Groople offers first cruise group booking engine
Sunday, 18 Aug, 2005
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Groople says it is introducing the first online group cruise booking engine.
“Cruise Wizard” guides allow cruisers to research, book, and manage their group online with six of the world’s top cruise lines.
Bookers can request eight or more staterooms and tap into special group rates and amenities, which can include a free room.
Groople says its system cuts out tedious processes for group leaders such as selecting individual staterooms and verifying documents.
The system has a back up toll-free telephone.
Report by David Wilkening
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