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Princess Cruises rolls out CLIA Cruise Week offer
Princess Cruises has rolled out a low deposit cruise booking offer to mark CLIA Cruise Week.
From 18 – 24 September, any 2024 cruise with Princess can be booked with a £50pp deposit.
Usually, the required deposit is 15% of the total cruise fare (excluding taxes).
Included in the offer is itineraries on newest ship, Sun Princess, launching in early 2024.
Fares for a May 2024 seven-night Mediterranean cruise to France and Italy on Sun Princess start from £899pp.
It calls at Gibraltar, Marseille, Genoa and La Spezia.
The low deposit deal can also be combined with Princess Cruises’ Free Stateroom Upgrade offer, which runs until 31 October 2023.
CLIA Cruise Week begins on Monday 18 September.
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