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New Windstar sales kit
Windstar Cruises released its new 2005 charter and incentive travel sales kit.
The cruise line says it continues to offer big ship amenities and small ship exclusivity.
Their fleets of sailing ships — including the Wind Surf, Wind Star and Wind Spirit — all have ocean-view staterooms. The ships can accommodate groups of 20 to 150.
The new sales kit is geared toward charter and incentive travel. It provides a package of amenities and services that can be customized, according to the cruise line.
“Windstar’s expertise in the charter and incentive travel market is unmatched,” said Claudia Sayles, director of charter and incentive sales.
A recent $6 million investment in the Windstar fleet has updated all three ships. New amenities include state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment for movie viewing.
Report by David Wilkening
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