Royal Caribbean is proud to support Australia’s first ever National Cruise Week.  All three brands in the ‘Royal family’ – Royal Caribbean International, Azamara Club Cruises and Celebrity Cruises – are offering special deals to Australians who book during the initiative which begins today.

Commercial Director, Adam Armstrong, is looking forward to the promotion of the industry as a whole during National Cruise Week. “Cruising is rapidly expanding part of the Australian tourism industry and we welcome this new national campaign to promote the sector.  We’re delighted to be involved with the International Cruise Council Australasia’s campaign.

“Our deals all include on board credits – of up to $500 in some cases,” he continued.  “Our guests will be able to use the credits to take a shore excursion, buy something special in our boutiques or treat themselves to a spa treatment – all on us.”

National Cruise Week deals
Azamara Club Cruises - Receive a $500 onboard credit on selected cruises between December 2012 and May 2013.  Combine this offer with free flights to Asia for luxury at a fraction of the price. With boutique-style accommodation, extraordinary service and gourmet meals, a cruise with Azamara should be on every discerning traveller’s to-do list.

Royal Caribbean – Australian cruise enthusiasts will receive a $100 onboard credit on all cruises from Australia of five nights or longer on bookings made during National Cruise Week. The three Royal Caribbean ships based in Australia this coming season – megaliner Voyager of the Seas, the recently revitalised Rhapsody of the Seas and foodie favourite, Radiance of the Seas – will be treating passengers to fun-filled, fabulous holidays this summer.

Celebrity Cruises - New bookings of a balcony stateroom and above will receive $100 onboard credit for Celebrity Solstice cruises in summer 2012/13 in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific during National Cruise Week.  Debuting in December 2012, Celebrity Solstice is ready to showcase ‘modern luxury’ cruising to Australians.