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Thomson Celebration to be based in Dubrovnik
Thomson Celebration will be based in Dubrovnik from May 2015 with four new ‘adult-only’ itineraries.
The summer 2015 Thomson Cruises’ programme, which goes on sale today, will include more regional airports to serve the Croatian city including Glasgow, Newcastle and Bristol.
The four new adult-only trips include the ‘Adriatic Affair’, ‘Croatian Classics’, ‘Grecian Legends’, and ‘Taste of the Adriatic’, and 10 new ports of call including Sibenik, Korcula, Rovinj, Split, and Hvar in Croatia,Trieste, Bari, and Brindisi in Italy, and Corinth and Itea in Greece.
Thomson Spirit and Thomson Majesty have undergone a makeover and now join the Thomson Platinum collection alongside Thomson Dream and Thomson Celebration.
Thomson Spirit will be based in Marmaris, Turkey for the summer 2015.
Managing director for Thomson Cruises, Helen Caron said: "Summer 2015 will be a record year for Thomson Cruises as we introduce a total of 28 new ports of calls, 13 new itineraries and an exciting new home port of Dubrovnik for Thomson Celebration."
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