Unforgettable Croatia reports surge in corporate bookings
Small-ship cruise line Unforgettable Croatia has hailed significant growth in corporate bookings and charters.
The operator reported 11 corporate full charter bookings for 2024, an increase of 70% year-on-year.
Unforgettable Croatia works in collaboration with each organisation to design bespoke itineraries, with tailored excursions and experiences.
It also manages restaurant bookings, watersports, transfers and pre/post hotel bookings.
Up to 36 guests can travel per ship and multiple vessels can be booked for larger groups.
The line currently operates a fleet of five ships.
Graham Carter, chief commercial officer, said: “The increase in corporate bookings and charters is testament to differentiating our product in an increasingly competitive landscape.”
“Our small-ship experience provides a unique way for businesses to come together in an inspiring and creative setting.”
Unforgettable Croatia’s 2025 programme features 131 seven-night departures, operating from early-May to mid-October.
The itineraries sail between Split and Dubrovnik, taking in the Dalmatian coast.
Additionally, the line will operate a new ship in 2025.
The 36-guest MV Aretis will join the fleet in early spring, offering 19 seven-night departures from Dubrovnik to Split, and vice versa, from June 7 to October 11.
The 2025 season also features a new seven-night Signature Croatia Hidden Gems Cruise, sailing from Split to Opatija and visiting Sibenik, Zadar, the Plitvice Lakes National Park and the islands of Losinj and Krk.
Full charter prices for a seven-night cruise start from £2,095pp, including half-board dining and selected experiences.
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