easyCruise now listed at The Shopping Centre
easyCruise - With his characteristic style of innovation, Stelios the serial entrepreneur has introduced cruising to a young crowd who would not necessarily have considered cruising in the past.
During the Summer of 2005 the average age of easyCruise passengers was 32 years old, more than 20 years younger than the published industry average.
There are two main reasons why easyCruise has succeeded in attracting a young crowd.
First, easyCruiseOne stays in port every night so passengers are free to go ashore to party the night away. By contrast the rest of the cruise industry generally sets sail in the early evening so that passengers are obliged to be back on board every day before dinner time.
Secondly, passengers can join an easyCruise where and when they want, subject to a two night minimum, fourteen night maximum stay.
easyCruise has an array of deals available for customers who will be looking for sunshine during the coming winter months, and also have some excellent new offers for Summer 2006.
Winter Escapes:
From the 12th November 2005 until 26th April 2006 ‘easyCruiseOne’ will be cruising the Caribbean islands of Barbados, St Vincent, Martinique, the Grenadines, Grenada and St Lucia. With prices starting from just £9 per person, per night, this could be your chance to enjoy your first cruise to the Caribbean at a price that will not break the bank.
Summer Breaks:
The easyCruise Summer 2006 inventory from the 16th May to the 30th October is also available with cabin prices starting at £14 per person per night, based on two people sharing. Ports of call include Nice, Cannes, St Tropez, Monaco, Genoa, Portofino and Imperia for San Remo.
During the Summer of 2005 the average age of easyCruise passengers was 32 years old, more than 20 years younger than the published industry average.
There are two main reasons why easyCruise has succeeded in attracting a young crowd.
First, easyCruiseOne stays in port every night so passengers are free to go ashore to party the night away. By contrast the rest of the cruise industry generally sets sail in the early evening so that passengers are obliged to be back on board every day before dinner time.
Secondly, passengers can join an easyCruise where and when they want, subject to a two night minimum, fourteen night maximum stay.
easyCruise has an array of deals available for customers who will be looking for sunshine during the coming winter months, and also have some excellent new offers for Summer 2006.
Winter Escapes:
From the 12th November 2005 until 26th April 2006 ‘easyCruiseOne’ will be cruising the Caribbean islands of Barbados, St Vincent, Martinique, the Grenadines, Grenada and St Lucia. With prices starting from just £9 per person, per night, this could be your chance to enjoy your first cruise to the Caribbean at a price that will not break the bank.
Summer Breaks:
The easyCruise Summer 2006 inventory from the 16th May to the 30th October is also available with cabin prices starting at £14 per person per night, based on two people sharing. Ports of call include Nice, Cannes, St Tropez, Monaco, Genoa, Portofino and Imperia for San Remo.
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