Silversea debuts all-inclusive Asia cruise packages
Cruise line Silversea is launching new all-inclusive packages for its 2016 Asia sailings aboard Silver Shadow.
The new amenities packages include roundtrip air fares in economy with land transfers, and Wi-Fi for one hour each day.
Guests staying in premium suites receive unlimited Wi-Fi access throughout the voyage.
In addition, all guests will be entitled to complimentary Silver Shore Select excursions and a two-night, pre-cruise stay at five-star Shangri-La hotels in Hong Kong, Singapore or Tokyo.
"Our goal is to make it as convenient as possible for our guests to experience a luxury holiday in the Far East by offering industry leading all-inclusive fares," said commercial director Lisa McAuley.
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