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RCL to trial new fly-cruise booking system from August

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TTG Staff
14 July 2017

Royal Caribbean Cruises Limited hopes to change the way agents book fly-cruise holidays using a new four-step booking system that will be piloted by 350 agents from next month.

Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas

RCL claims the AirWaves system will remove the need to use multiple processes when booking fly-cruise holidays.

AirWaves will apply across Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, allowing agents to find flights from 30 regional UK and Ireland airports and access more than 2,500 four and five-star hotels.

Claire Stirrup, Celebrity Cruises’ sales director, UK and Ireland, told TTG: “Agents will have full access to published, private and low-cost fares, which is massive for us. They will also have access to more airports, which we have never been able to offer before.