3 Night Best Of Malaysia Cruise. Starting from*. $339.00

Ship Name: Legend Of The Seas Departure Port: Singapore Ports of Call: Singapore; Penang, Malaysia; Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia; Singapore 2011 Date(s): 07 Jan Stateroom: Prices From*: Interior Outside Balcony Deluxe/Suites $339.00 $439.00 $589.00 $739.00

3 Night Best Of Malaysia Cruise

Malaysian Airlines Business Class Companion Fare to London, Amsterdam, Rome, Frankfurt, Paris, Istanbul from $6699 + tax.

Travel from 27 April to 30June 2010

It's a long way to travel with your legs stuck into the back of the seat in front, so here's one of the cheap Business Class airfares on the market right now. Stretch your legs and eat fine food.

Flying from Auckland to London / Amsterdam / Rome / Frankfurt / Paris / Istanbul

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Sales period. (How long you've got to book and pay for this airfare.)

• Today until 30 April 2010
  You need to pay for this airfare though within 3 days of booking.

Travel period. (When you can travel on this airfare. Beware of Blackouts.)

• 27th April 2010 - 30th June 2010

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How much to take the kids?

• Children are 2 - 11 years on this fare. For each accompanied child the fare is $6699 + $351 tax
• Infants are 0 - 2 years. Infants fare is 10% of the adult fare.

Ways to Pay.

• We accept all the major credit cards on this cheap airfare
  
• A tiny credit card fee (about 2%) on this airfare
• Or, you can pay by internet banking, send us a cheque, deposit money into our trust account.

Costa Romantica celebrates her maiden call to Hong Kong

Costa Cruises, Europe’s leading cruise company, has increased its passenger capacity in Asia with the maiden call of Costa Romantica, the ship of romance, to Hong Kong on 24th April 2010.

At the welcoming event, Mr. Dario Rustico, Sales and Marketing Director of Costa Cruises’ Pacific Asia Operations, joined by Mr. Francis Liu, Deputy Director of the Marine Department, Miss Patricia So, Acting Deputy Commissioner for Tourism, Miss Gilly Wong, General Manager of MICE & Cruise of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Mr. Luca Fraticelli, Consul of Italian Consulate General in Hong Kong and representatives from Costa’s key sales partners, conducted an officiating ceremony to mark this important day as Costa Cruises deployed a larger ship to Asia, symbolising the company’s commitment to Hong Kong’s tourism industry.

“This is Costa Cruises’ fifth year in Asia. We strive to offer our guests the true Italian style of cruising since 2006. With an increased passenger capacity in the region, we can cater to the expanding cruise industry in Asia,” said Mr. Rustico.

Costa Cruises will offer a total of 97 sailings in 2010 and Costa Romantica is expected to bring over 50,000 additional tourists to the region.

“The arrival of Costa Romantica to the region is a further testament of our ongoing commitment to the travel industry in Hong Kong and Asia. We also strongly believe in Asia’s long term potential and will continue to further develop this market with a target to make cruising the number one vacation choice for travellers,” Mr. Rustico added.

At the ceremony, Miss Patricia So, Acting Deputy Commissioner for Tourism said, “The arrival of another magnificent vessel from Costa Cruises in Hong Kong demonstrates Costa Cruises’ long term commitment to Hong Kong, as well as the growing importance of the cruise market in the region. Hong Kong is well-positioned to help propel the growth in the region. With a world-class new cruise terminal to open in 2013, Hong Kong will move into the next phase of development as a leading regional cruise hub. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Costa Cruises in developing the cruise market in Hong Kong and the region.”

Miss Gilly Wong, General Manager of MICE & Cruise of Hong Kong Tourism Board also commented that, “As cruising becomes more popular in Asia, we welcome international ships like Costa Romantica to stopover Hong Kong as a gateway to Asia. It helps position Hong Kong as the regional cruise hub.”

Also joining the ceremony, Mr. Luca Fraticelli, Consul of Italian Consulate General in Hong Kong, said, “Costa Cruises is the only cruise company in Asia that is capable of creating an authentic Italian-style of cruising experience, and we hope more passengers can enjoy this culturally rich Costa journey.”

Other officiating guests at the welcoming ceremony today included: Mr. Brett Leon Dudley, Founder and Chairman of ecruising Hong Kong/China Limited, Mr. Balwin Yeung, Senior Marketing Manager of Hong Thai Travel Services, Mr. Ronnie Ho JP, Chairman of Jetour Holiday Limited, Mr. Raymond Ng, General Manager of Sales, Marketing & Distribution of Kuoni Travel (China) Limited, Mr. Kevin So, Deputy General Manager of Sightseers, Ms. Jojo Chan, General Manager of Wing On Travel Services Limited, Mr. Pietro Sinisi, Captain of Costa Romantica, Mr. Oscar Salvi, Hotel Director of Costa Romantica and celebrity guest Miss Amanda Strang.

Costa Romantica, a 53,000 gross-tonnage ship with a guest capacity of 1,697, will operate 30 cruises that depart from Singapore, Tianjin and Shanghai to the finest cities of Asia. The cruise itineraries sail between April 17 and November 20, 2010, taking guests to various culturally rich journeys to Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.