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Price comparison site boosts cruise pages
Price comparison site dealchecker.co.uk is looking to expand its cruise pages which launched last spring.
The site is looking for new travel partners and has included a dedicated destination page for each cruise region including Norway, the Mediterranean and Transatlantic.
The pages offer a tailored search on a specific cruising destination, providing a brief introduction to the region, cruising highlights for the destination and practical tips on how to get the best value cruise from the featured region.
Flight tabs link users through to relevant flight only offers for cruises that don’t depart from the UK and a dedicated deals column features the top five cruise offers available now.
Mark Attwell, managing director at www.dealchecker.co.uk said: "Iglu Cruise has recently come on board and we hope to see others follow suit so we can offer dealcheckers more choice and great value cruise offers."
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