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Small ships booking boost for JTG
Niche and river cruise specialists eWaterways Australia will partner Jetset Travelworld Group (JTG) to bring worldwide small ship cruising options and booking automation to JTG network members.
JTG members include Best Cruises, Concorde Agency Network, Harvey World Travel, Jetset Travelworld Network and
Individual consultants of the JTG Networks can search and book online from eWaterways’ more than 1,500 itineraries worldwide from leading niche cruise companies.
These range from often hard-to-find river cruises and expedition voyages to sailing adventures, hotel barging and yacht journeys.
Peter Smith, general manager of eWaterways Australia/ New Zealand, said, "The partnership with JTG is indicative of how important this once ‘esoteric’ product is, and how it is quickly developing into the mainstream cruising market here in Australia."
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