New York Travel Company Partners with Celebrity Cruises for Zenith Bahama Cruise Promotion
Direct Line Cruises, a New York Based travel agency, announced a new promotion from Celebrity Cruises. Cruise customers departing from New Jersey will recieve incentives for future bookings on Celebrity Cruise Lines via Direct Line Cruises.
(PRWEB) February 5, 2006 -- Direct Line Cruises Travel Company has announced a partnership with Celebrity Cruises for travel on Celebrity’s 5-star ship, the Zenith, which sails weekly on 7-night cruises to Bermuda round-trip from Cape Liberty, New Jersey. This special offer applies to all Zenith NJ-Bermuda sailings from April 22 through October 14, 2006.
Greg Coiro, a veteran cruise booking specialist with Direct Line cruises, announced the promotion. “To begin with, the rates on these 7-night cruises start from under $100 / person per night on select sailing dates,” said Coiro. “In addition, anyone who makes their reservation between January 23 and March 12, 2006 will also get a 15% savings certificate on a future Celebrity Cruise sailing in 2006 or early 2007.”
In the past few years, cruises have been an increasingly popular vacation option for East Coast travelers. Many cruise ships depart from nearby cities like Boston, Baltimore and New York to destinations worldwide. Popular trips include Mediterranean Cruises, Alaska Cruise Vacations, and even boat trips to New England and Canada.
In addition to Celebrity Cruises, Direct Line Cruises offers cruise deals from Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line. Bermuda Cruises sail round-trip from New York City, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Massachusetts. Northeast residents can now enjoy the convenience of cruising from local ports on a wide variety of Bermuda cruises.
For more information, contact Direct Line Cruises, Inc. at 1-800 DLC-8088 (1-800-352-8088) or visit their web site at http://www.DirectLineCruises.com.
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