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Travel 2 announces cruise expansion
Travel 2 has launched its first standalone cruise-and-stay brochure after seeing a 25% growth in revenue across its cruise portfolio year-on-year.
The new brochure, to be delivered to agents this week, includes European and worldwide fly, stay and cruise packages with a choice of 25 ocean, river and expedition cruise lines.
New for 2017, Travel 2 has introduced new cruise partners including Oceania, Crystal Cruises, Emerald Waterways and Scenic Tours.
To promote the new brochure, the company is giving agents the chance to win a Cruise Plus holiday worth £3,000. Those who make a qualifying Cruise Plus booking before March 31 will be entered into the prize draw.
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