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Marella Cruises is launching a month-long sales
campaign in September, offering discounts of up to £300 per booking on selected
ocean cruises. The Cruise Month promotion runs from 1 to 30 September 2026 and
covers departures between 1 October 2026 and 31 December 2027.
The TUI-owned British cruise line is offering two
levels of discount depending on the itinerary. The promotion applies to new
bookings for selected cruises lasting seven nights or longer and includes
destinations ranging from the Mediterranean and Canary Islands to the
Caribbean.
£200 discount on Mediterranean and Canary Islands
cruises
Customers booking selected short- and mid-haul
itineraries can receive £200 off their cruise using the promotional code
CRUISE200. Eligible sailings include routes in the Mediterranean and around the
Canary Islands.
The latter form an important part of Marella Cruises’
year-round programme, offering winter sunshine without the need for a long-haul
journey from the UK.
For selected long-haul itineraries, the saving rises
to £300 per booking with the code CRUISE300. The offer covers Caribbean cruises
as well as selected repositioning and transatlantic voyages.
Caribbean programme includes Barbados, St Lucia and
Antigua
Marella Cruises offers more than 100 destinations
across its programme. Caribbean itineraries include islands such as Barbados,
St Lucia and Antigua, while other cruises combine several destinations within a
single holiday.
“Cruise Month is one of the best opportunities for
customers to get creative and plan their dream holiday while taking advantage
of fantastic savings across our all-inclusive ocean cruises,” says Chris
Hackney, CEO of Marella Cruises.
“With discounts of up to £300 and regional flying from
airports across the UK, we’re offering customers a chance to book their perfect
cruise.”
Flights and tips included in cruise price
Marella Cruises operates an all-inclusive concept as
standard. Packages include flights, cabin accommodation, food and drink as well
as tips and service charges. Entertainment, including West End-style
productions on board, is also included.
The combination of cruise and air travel is supported
by departures from regional airports across the UK, allowing passengers to
begin their package closer to home rather than travelling through a single
major hub.
The Cruise Month discounts are available exclusively
for new bookings made by 30 September 2026 and apply to selected departures
through the end of 2027.
Image Credit: © AI generated illustration with material courtesy of TUI
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