Cruise Plus launches ‘mini peaks’ campaign offering agents chance to win Cunard voyage

Cruise Plus has launched an incentive offering agents the chance to win a Norwegian fjords cruise for two with Cunard.

Agents making any package bookings between September 1 and October 31 will be entered into the draw to win the prize, with Cunard bookings gaining double entry.

The prize is a Balcony Stateroom on a seven-night voyage on Queen Anne departing from Southampton on May 2, 2027, with ports of call in Stavanger, Bergen Alesund and Haugesund.

Booking references need to be submitted to qualify and agents can also earn up to £1,500 in Farebank Rewards throughout the same period.

The incentive is part of the cruise-and-stay specialist’s autumn campaign for ocean and luxury cruise called Sail Into Discovery, which runs between September 2 and October 31 and offers agents a 40-page brochure with 14 packages, a microsite and online hub, video content, e-shots and social media assets.

The itineraries feature voyages from partners including Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Virgin Voyages, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Silversea, Seabourn, Azamara Cruises, Oceania Cruises, Explora Journeys and Cunard.

To support the campaign and “mini peaks period”, the Cruise Plus call centre will be open on Sundays between 11am and 3pm from September 6 onwards.

Sarah Lancashire, product and marketing director for Cruise Plus, said: “Sail into Discovery is all about helping our agents cut through the choice and match every customer with the cruise line that’s right for them.

“Our cruise partners each offer something truly distinctive, and by bringing our hand-picked itineraries together with real insight into what sets each brand apart and combining that with seasonal sailings, means agents are positioned to drive even more bookings this autumn.

“And, with a fantastic Cunard incentive and generous Farebank Rewards on the table, there’s never been a better time to talk cruise.”