Fred Olsen floats preview brochure
Wednesday, 18 Feb, 2010
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Fred Olsen has launched its 2011 preview brochure containing 63 cruises from April to November.
The operator includes destinations in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Baltic, the Canary Islands, Iberia, the UK and Ireland.
Five ex-UK two-to four night mini-cruises feature, from Dover, Southampton, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow Greenock and Edinburgh’s Rosyth.
The preview pricing represents a saving on the main 2011/2012 May brochure and gives clients the chance to bag the best cabins and make sure they get the itinerary they want.
The brochure also flags up its Suite Dreams package that includes in-cabin binoculars and a world atlas for reference.
Programme highlights include Black Watch’s 28-day Red Sea cruise sailing from Dover in October and cruising through the Med to the Suez Canal and Jordan. Prices lead in at £2,859 per person in an inside twin-bedded cabin.
Cruises are on sale from February 25.
Phil Davies
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