Cruising Brits break records

1.65 million Britons will take or book a cruise in 2010 – that’s 7% up on last year and a amazing increase in the face of recession. By December there will be fourteen new cruise liners available to potential passengers and National Cruise Week – from 19 to 26 September – aims to introduce as many Brits as possible to the delights of a cruise holiday.

From the elegance of Cunard’s new ship, Queen Elizabeth, through to the Ice Bar on Norwegian Cruise Line’s Epic, there is so mething for everyone and there are many good rea so ns to consider taking a cruise in the year ahead:

1 – there are fantastic offers available: with discounts, added extras at no cost, and superb online deals that allow you to get the best price for the holiday of your dreams.

2 – great company: you’ll find yourself rubbing shoulders with people like you, and people who share your interests. Whether you’re a star-gazer or a watersports buff, a lover of opera or a karaoke nut, there’s a cruise experience for you, that you can share with kindred spirits. And if your partner is a quiet so ul while you’re a party animal, one ship can keep you both happy, which means a holiday that makes the whole family smile.

3 – all in value: most cruises provide your food, accommodation, lots of destinations and many free activities. You only spend extra money on the luxuries that really matter to you, and that gives you more fun and happy memories for your money.

So check out National Cruise Week and browse so me of the amazing online cruise offers available this month. You could find the holiday of your dreams at a ‘pinch me I’m dreaming’ price!