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Luxury cruises added to Virgin portfolio
Sunday, 14 Jan, 2010
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Silversea and Regent Seven Seas Cruises have started to be sold by Virgin Holidays Cruises.
The two six-star cruise lines have formed Virgin Holidays Cruises ‘Platinum Collection’ as part of a 2010 brochure.
Both cruise lines offer the first fully all-inclusive experience to the Virgin Holidays Cruises collection with all gratuities and drinks included on-board.
Caribbean stay and cruise packages start at £2,499 for ten nights on board Silver Cloud.
Sailing yacht line Star Clippers is also being marketed by the Virgin cruise arm for the first time.
Alaska cruise tours have been enhanced with the introduction of a Rocky Mountaineer Train pre-cruise before joining Diamond Princess. Prices start at £2,249 for 14-nights.
Seven-night Mediterranean cruises start at £699 on board Costa Pacifica, inclusive of flights, transfers and a full-board.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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