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Island Cruises makes cuts of up to £150
Prices cuts of up to £150 off cruise and stay deals and a revised lead-in of £449 have been unveiled by Island Cruises.
A mini-brochure out today details offers on summer 2007 sailings with seven-night cruises starting at £449 on Island Escape next October.
The £150 cut applies to cruise and stay holidays in the Mediterranean.
Free child places apply for bookings on either to of the line’s two ships made by February 15 to give a lead-in of £958 for a family of three and £1,273 for a family of four.
The company has also dropped flight supplements on departures from 14 regional airports to connect with cruises
Sales director Leslie Peden said: ‘We asked our key agency partners what selling messages they were looking for from Island Cruises for the ‘Turn of Year’ campaign and I am delighted we could deliver on everything asked for to ensure our best ever early booking season in Jan/Feb.”
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