TIRUN, the exclusive India Representative of Royal Caribbean Cruises is constantly on the lookout to offer Indian travellers more relevant cruise opportunities, keeping in mind their specific preferences. One such opportunity seized by TIRUN recently is the magnificent Voyager of the Seas sailing from Singapore. The deployment is in perfect synchrony with the summer vacations in various parts of India and seeks to offer an easily accessible and affordable cruise holiday to Indian guests. In this endeavour, TIRUN has signed a marketing partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board as the first recipient of the enhanced Cruise Development Fund that supports travel partners for cruise charters from Singapore. The association allows TIRUN to reach out to a larger consumer base looking to experience cruising in Southeast Asia.
The itineraries onboard the cruise ship, have been especially curated keeping Indian families in mind and range from three-night to eight-night sailings. Guests can cruise from Singapore to popular destinations such as Kuala Lumpur, Phuket, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Nha Trang in Vietnam, and more. They can enjoy iconic features onboard the cruise ship like the innovative ‘Flow Rider’ surf simulator, the onboard ice skating, rock climbing as well many other such activities, as they sail from one exotic South East Asian destination to another and take in the best of the resplendent culture of each port.
Ratna Chadha, Chief Executive, TIRUN said, “The semi- charter of the Voyager of the Seas is an endeavour on our part to offer Indian cruisers an opportunity to embark on a cruise with extreme facility. Sailing from Singapore isn’t only very easy; it’s also the most cost-effective alternative. The itineraries onboard the cruise ship have been designed to give cruisers a perfect glimpse into the diversity and splendour of South East Asian culture while also offering them the added attraction of Indian food onboard. The sailing dates have also been strategically planned to coincide with summer vacations in India. It has been a fruitful collaboration with Singapore Tourism Board thanks to which we have managed to enhance our reach and capture a larger market in the Indian traveller segment.”
With 15 decks, 13 bars and lounges, eight multi-cuisine restaurants, five engaging entertainment options and over 10 pools and whirlpools, the Voyager of the Seas truly stands out as an iconic cruise ship. The first rock climbing wall and an ice skating rink on-board a cruise ship, breakfast and parades with your favourite DreamWorks characters, or a Tony award winning Broadway show after gourmet meals, the cruise ship offers the most delightful ways to spend a holiday at an all-inclusive cost.
