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Platinum Collection unveiled
Cruise Holidays unveiled its 2004 Platinum Collection – luxury vessels with added gifts and perks. “These are the voyages on which travelers are assured of only the most personable service, the most comfortable and exquisite accommodations, the most sumptuous foods and – of course – fabulous ports of call,” said Charlie Dunwoody, senior vice president of Cruise Holidays. Savings of up to 50% are available with extra perks that can include free airfare, added Mr Dunwoody. The cruises are an annual compendium of stellar luxury sailings available with various amenities when booked through Cruise Holidays, he said. The Cunard Line’s Queen Mary and several Radisson Seven Sea cruises are among the Platinum Collection. The cruises are featured in Cruise Holidays quarterly magazine, Compass Digest. More information can also be found at www.CruiseHolidays.com.
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