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New cruise offering
The Vacation.com CruiseCentre has developed what it calls a unique cruise product.
“Vacation Vignettes” are a select group of one-a-kind sailings that go beyond the regular cruise experience and add amenities such as the services of a concierge, exclusive shore excursions, “Bon Voyage” cocktail parties and more.
Each “Vignette” is accompanied by a Vacation.com Concierge Host who is available throughout the cruise. He or she can help choose the right land tour or recommend the best place to buy local products.
Dick Knodt, president and CEO of Vacation.com, said:
“The Vacation.com Concierge provides peace of mind to the travelers who can rest easy knowing that someone is available to help with any potential difficulties — and when on vacation that is a value in and of itself.”
Vacation.com is a travel services marketing organization currently serving a network of more than 6,000 travel agency locations across the US and Canada.
Report by David Wilkening
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