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‘Test the water’ on a cruise break
Tuesday, 27 Feb, 2006
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P&O Cruises is encouraging non-cruisers to try out its ships with a new programme of city and short breaks.
Durations range from two to seven days with prices starting at £339 per person for a two-night party cruise on Oceana from Southampton to Bruges in April.
The line’s head of brand marketing Philip Price said: “Many people are still curious about cruising and our range of cruise breaks gives them a chance to test the water, as well as providing the perfect way to experience an effortless break.”
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