Additional Cruise Wave Season Perks for Travel Agents and Consumers

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For guests looking to head out on Crystal’s latest Crystal River Cruises and Crystal Yacht Expedition Cruises brands, early booking savings are to be had on all of their 2018 voyages on reservations made by March 31, 2017: up to $2,000 per suite on the yacht and up to $1,000 per suite on the riverboats.

All-inclusive 2018 Crystal Yacht Expedition Cruises fares start at $4,750 per guest and Crystal River Cruises fares at $2,975 per guest.

“The value of this savings proposition is tremendous when you consider the breadth of luxury amenities and experiences included in the already value-packed Crystal Experience” says Edie Rodriguez, Crystal’s chairman, CEO and president in a statement. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for travelers to relish the latest experiences within the Crystal portfolio, with savings offered for even brand new vessels and itineraries.”

Fred. Olsen Cruises

Fred. Olsen Cruises is also offering its “Turn of Year” promotion extending four voyage deals applied to select 2017/18 itineraries. Good until March 1, 2017 are complimentary upgrades to an all-inclusive drinks package and no single supplements; and good until January 31, 2017, are free shoreside spending credits (up to 125 Euros worth) and free door-to-door transfers.

Plus, the brand is presenting an Enjoyment Promise guarantee such that if a passenger feels the sailing is not for them within 48 hours of embarkation, the cruise line will refund their voyage fare and pay to get them back home.

TravelBound

Specific to travel professionals, the TravelBound fully independent travel (FIT) supplier is extending savings on select pre-and post-cruise stays internationally through March 2017 to clients, all while providing agents the chance to earn additional commissions. A 3 percent commission can be had for European reservations; 2 percent for those in Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa and 1 percent on bookings for the Americas.

“TravelBound’s Wave Season offers help travel agents increase earning potential with savings on hotels for pre- and post-cruise stays in top ports for their clients. Agents always earn commission on the full package booked, tours and transfers included, and the same is true of our bonus commission through January,” said President James Phillips in a statement.

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