Cruise Weekly

Viking spying demand for long cruises

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VIKING ANZ Managing Director Michelle Black has said there is much interest in the cruise line’s longer itinerarie­s, as consumer confidence grows with the resumption of internatio­nal travel around the world.

The cruise line is encouragin­g travellers to book now, as remaining availabili­ty for next year sells fast, with river cruises also going quickly as travellers rush to book a voyage for 2022.

“Consumer confidence has grown as we continue to see the resumption of internatio­nal travel around the world,” Black said.

“The past week alone has shown a significan­t increase in sales with guests eager to secure a stateroom before it’s too late.

“Our guests are eager to get out and travel once again, with much interest in our longer itinerarie­s.”

Viking’s Risk-Free Guarantee is now also available until the end of next month, giving travellers the freedom to change their plans up to 14 days before departure.

Trade partners have access to marketing collateral which can help sell next year’s itinerarie­s via Viking’s Marketing Centre.

To visit the cruise line’s dedicated landing page to learn more about all of next year’s sailings, CLICK HERE.

MEANWHILE, Viking has launched an incentive to promote its current expedition offer.

Travel advisors can win a Viking expedition pack valued at over $1,000, including a limited-edition collector parka, state-of-the-art Nikon binoculars (pictured), and $250 worth of Rewards points.

To enter, agents must download an expedition social media tile from Viking’s Marketing Centre and post it on their preferred social media platform.

Advisors then need to share the link to their social media post on Viking’s competitio­n page HERE before the end of the month.

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