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Princess makes bookings easier
Monday, 11 Nov, 2004
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Princess says it has introduced the cruise line’s first-ever interactive eBrochures.
The cruise line says its exclusive eBrochures make researching a vacation easier than ever, offering clickable links to take the reader directly to whatever information they’re seeking.
Easy-to-use features include a clickable table of contents, interactive deck plans, a built-in search function, custom printing of selected pages and other features, the cruise line says.
Princes.com is the line’s Web site.
Princess is a global cruise and tour company operating a fleet of 14 ships. The line serves seven continents with cruises ranging from seven to 30 days.
Report by David Wilkening
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