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SeaDream revamps website
SeaDream Yacht Club has designed a new website featuring video clips and e-cards.
The site at www.seadream.com has been overhauled to make it more contemporary and easy to use, according to UK senior director Ian Buckeridge.
“The site is eye-catching, informative and entertaining – depicting electronically the SeaDream experience and reinforcing to the travel trade our commitment to upgrading our online booking tool,” he said.
“It will be easier for agents to make online bookings free of charge and administer. With access to information on shore excursions, spa treatments, which can be pre-booked, and the SeaDream boutique, agents will be providing an enhanced service to their customers.”
Video clips depict the vessels SeaDream I and II at sea and at various ports.
A Virtual SeaDream brochure is available as well as e-cards that can be customised and sent to clients.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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