Celestyal Cruises, the leading Greek cruise operator, has been awarded for its 3 continents itinerary at the thirteenth edition of the Cruise Excellence Awards, awards given by Cruises News Media Group as a result of a macro survey carried out on national cruise passengers and travel agencies in the national territory.
Celestyal Cruises' "3 Continents" itinerary, chosen as the best 2019 itinerary at this year's Excellence Cruise Awards, is a spectacular itinerary that visits exotic and incredible destinations in Europe, Asia and Africa on the same trip, a unique adventure on a 7-day cruise with stops in 7 different destinations in 4 countries and 3 different continents with great archaeological, religious and cultural content.
The Cruise Excellence Awards are a brand of CruisesNews Media Group, organizer of the International Cruise Summit in Madrid and publisher of CruisesNews magazine. This year's awards were presented in A Coruña during an entertaining gala attended by nearly 300 guests. The event brought together top executives from cruise lines, cruise tour operators, shipping agents, ports and destinations, travel agents, partners, professionals, businesspeople, and suppliers in the industry.
The award was accepted by Noelia Domínguez, Country Manager for Spain, Portugal, and Latin America, who, after congratulating all the winners, commented, “We are thrilled to receive this prestigious award and would like to thank both the voters and the organizers of this wonderful event.” She added, “For Celestyal Cruises, this itinerary was the first strategic step in extending the company’s cruise season and offering year-round options, with a truly positive response from partners and passengers in 2019.”
“We are very pleased that this itinerary also contributes to sustainable tourism; our guests are discovering the benefits of visiting this area in the months when the weather is still very pleasant, the destinations are less crowded, and they can enjoy the culture and history in depth on the 3 Continents itinerary, while also helping to change the perception that the Eastern Mediterranean is only a summer destination.”
