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Princess Cruises extends its flight commission
Monday, 11 Mar, 2014
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Princess Cruises has decided to extend it 10% commission to flights booked for its 2014 programme, starting today.
The cruise line announced plans to pay 10% commission on flights for its 2015 programme on February 25. Previously it had only paid commission on the cruise element.
It says in response to ‘overwhelmingly positive travel agent feedback’, the 10% air commission will also be paid on the 2014 programme, available from March 11 at 3pm.
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