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HAL to sell via Amadeus Cruise
Holland America Line has become the 15th cruise company to become available to UK travel agents through Amadeus Cruise.
Agents will be able to view HAL’s updated itineraries and fares via their desktops and book cruises ranging from three to 108 days.
The company’s UK & Ireland sales director Lynn Narraway said: “We are delighted with this new agreement, not least because we are constantly reviewing our services to customers and widening our accessibility.
“We are confident Amadeus will support our expanded offering and provide travel agents with a simple and efficient way of booking cruises for our UK customers.”
Amadeus UK & Ireland managing director Stephane Durand said: “A growing number of agents are realising the benefits of cruise sales through Amadeus solutions. This latest addition increases our portfolio of cruise lines to 15, confirming our position as the leading provider of travel technology solutions for UK travel agents.”
HAL’s 13 ships offer around 500 cruises to more than 320 ports on all seven continents.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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