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Norwegian to offer free drinks
Norwegian Cruise Line will include alcoholic drinks in its fares for Norwegian Sky from next January.
Unlimited, beer, wine and premium spirits will be included, up to $11.
"We’re taking Freestyle Cruising to the next level to provide our guests with an experience unmatched by any other contemporary cruise line," said Andy Stuart, president and chief operating officer.
Guests aged three to 20 years will be offered unlimited sodas and juice throughout their cruise.
Norwegian Sky sails three- and four-day roundtrip cruises from Miami to the Bahamas year-round.
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