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Legend returns for second year of ex-UK sailings
Royal Caribbean International is bringing the ship Legend of the Seas back to Southampton for a second summer of ex-UK sailings in 2006.
New, shorter, itineraries and stopovers in Barcelona and Palma, Mallorca have been added next year.
The US line is offering £100 off cruises of seven nights or more for 2006 bookings made by July 31 plus free child places on seven departures.
The ship will run four-night short breaks to Guernsey and Brest plus a range of seven, 10, 11 and 14-night itineraries. New destinations include the south of France, Italy, Vigo and Cadiz in Spain and Praia de Rocha on the Portuguese Algarve.
Sales and marketing director Jo Rzymowska said: “Out Legend of the Seas 2006 brochure will be launching in mid-July but we wanted to give our trade partners every opportunity to start selling and a special incentive for clients to try the great new range of itineraries on offer next year.”
Report by Phil Davies
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