Gay Cruise 1st time ever ex Australia
Peter Oxford from AllGayCruises.com.au is thrilled to announce the 1st ever NaviGAYtion event to operate out of Australia in 2007 on a large Cruise Ship for over 1800 gay passengers, which is already being hailed as the most innovative new travel event to come to the Australian Gay community.
NaviGAYtion departs Sydney on 29th March is guaranteed to be a stunning three night, fun filled, party cruise with the most exciting and diverse group of people on-board.
All gay cruise departures are very popular in the States with over 15,000 guests travelling annually and following on from the successful concepts offered by RSVP and Atlantis Events, AllGayCruises.com.au have secured advance booking rights on P&O’s Pacific Sun. Peter Oxford hopes this cruise will be a sell-out with over 1800 passengers prior to the 30th June 2006 booking cut-off.
Testament to the pink dollar spending power he said the “Verandah deck cabins were sold in the first week out with a waiting list”.
Prominent advertising in the Gay press and at many inner city establishments is creating quite a buzz amongst eager would-be cruisers. This is a great opportunity for the community to try cruising, especially those people who have been reluctant to book regular departure but always wanted to try the cruise experience, can now do this with other passengers from the gay community.
“Hundreds of people have already signed-up for this innovative trip of a lifetime” said Peter. Plans are well underway to secure a top DJ line up with fabulous Celebrity entertainment that will have the ship partying all weekend long.
For information on the Navigaytion event contact the promoters at AllGayCruises.com.au on 1300-88-0419, all travel bookings are made through MTA Travel (Tag 903) with your MTA consultant Peter Oxford and For further information email [email protected] or call 1300 880 419.
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