Travelscope expands regional cruising
Additional cruise departures from Hull have been added by Travelscope.
The independent operator, which uses three ships for ex-UK cruising, is to run five departures from the Humber port this year against one sailing in 2005.
The vessel Funchal will offer sailings to the Baltic, St Petersburg, the Norwegian Fjords and a round Britain itinerary from Hull.
Departures to Iceland and Greenland are to be added in 2007 after three of the five Hull crusies sold out.
Travelscope is to run cruises from 10 ports in the UK and Ireland this year, including Falmouth, Tilbury, Harwich, Swansea, Mostyn, Dundee, Greenock, Larne and Dublin. The company offers either free coach travel to connect with ship departures or free car parking at ports.
Managing director Richard Ford said: “This new approach to cruise holidays is set to revolutionise what is becoming an increasingly popular holiday choice.
“For too long cruises have been seen as an exclusive option fpr the wealthy traveller. Travelscope is bringing cruise holidays to people’s doorstep and within their budgets without detracting from the quality of the experience.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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