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Celebrity Cruises has biggest-ever booking day in the UK
Celebrity Cruises reported its highest single day booking value ever for the UK and Ireland.
Edge Series ship, Celebrity Apex, which homeports in Southampton for the first time from May 2024, yielded the record results
It signals the most successful product launch of a new ship into the UK market.
The brand also achieved its highest booking value per guest from the UK.
Travel partners were quick to respond, reporting record-breaking sales, with one agent claiming a six-figure booking yield.
The line has seen a huge rise in travel partners consulting Celebrity Central agent portal, with a 43% increase in visitors.
Celebrity Cruises Managing Director, Jo Rzymowska, said: “The response in such a short space of time has been phenomenal.”
Support for agents is further bolstered by new training modules featuring Celebrity Apex from Southampton available soon.
The line is committed to hosting 600 agents on Celebrity Apex in 2023, from ship visits to Seminars at Sea.
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