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Star Clippers releases first printed brochure since pandemic
Cruise line Star Clippers has launched a paper brochure for the first time in three years, which includes three new ports of call within their summer 2023 sailing programme.
After temporarily halting production during the pandemic, the Monaco-based cruise line has distributed their new paper brochure globally, with selected UK-based past customers and enquirers automatically set to receive it.
A number of UK travel agencies will receive paper copies, and everyone signed up to the company’s mailing list will receive the brochure in an electronic format.
As well as the return of firm favourites, Star Clippers is delighted to announce new ports of call in the southeastern French town of Le Lavandou and Spanish ports of call in Saint Carles de la Rapita and Tarragona.
Fay McCormack, General Manager, says ‘it’s great to see increasing levels of normality returning as we start to put the past few years behind us – this brochure represents a significant step towards this’.
Agents can order their supply of the new Star Clippers brochure on Tradegate.
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