Celestyal Cruisesannounces its new slogan, “Be different. Live the authentic” which perfectly reflects the unparalleled experience the company offers on its cruises to Cuba and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Celestyal Cruises invites its passengers to immerse themselves in an authentic cultural journey through the Aegean and Cuba. The company offers this experience with its mid-sized ships, combining well-known ports with more secluded destinations, while providing a comfortable and in-depth immersion in the culture of each region. Traveling with Celestyal Cruises in the Aegean, passengers can experience a true immersion in Greek culture while visiting Mykonos and Santorini, as well as lesser-known islands like Patmos and Milos. In Cuba, Celestyal Cruises is one of the few cruise lines that takes passengers around the island, visiting four ports of call and offering an authentic immersion in Cuban culture during their 8-day (7-night) voyage. In both the Aegean and Cuba, Celestyal Cruises brings authenticity to life through its four core pillars: its destinations, its food and wine, its onboard entertainment, and its cultural excursions.
“After speaking with people in the industry, it’s very clear that our offering is truly unparalleled, and with our new slogan, we want to be bold and just as proud in conveying our brand philosophy,” said Salomi Pnevmatikou, Marketing Director of Celestyal Cruises. “We believe that ‘Be Different. Live the Authentic’ is the perfect expression of who we are and the authentic, unparalleled experience we offer our passengers.”
“At Celestyal Cruises, we continue to make a difference by providing our guests with authentic experiences in every region we sail to,” said Celestyal Cruises CEO Kyriakos Anastassiadis. “Our new tagline conveys the essence of our message: we are different from any other cruise line, and we stand by that with conviction and clarity. We invite travelers seeking something special to sail with us, to 'Be Different' and 'Experience the Authentic' in Cuba, Greece, across the Aegean, and beyond.”
