Costa Cruises presents the new lost luggage concierge service

Costa Cruises guests using a flight to reach the embarkation port will be assisted in the event of lost luggage by Sos Travel, which will trace and return their luggage on board the ship within 48 hours.
Costa Cruises presents the ‘Lost Luggage Concierge’, a new service that will make its holidays even more unique in 2024.
Thanks to an exclusive agreement with SosTravel.com S.p.A., a digital travel company world leader in baggage tracing, Costa will offer its guests using a flight to reach the embarkation port a convenient solution to enjoy their next cruise with no worries.
In fact, in the event of lost luggage upon arrival at the airport of the flight they will take to embark their cruise, Costa guests will be assisted by SosTravel, which will track down and return their luggage directly on board the ship, within 48 hours (excluding sailing hours). SosTravel will take care of all the necessary operations for the recovery of the luggage without the guests having to do anything except report the loss at the airport, which is necessary to activate the service.
The Lost Luggage Concierge service will be included by default, at no cost, for all ‘Fly & Cruise’ guests departing from Europe between May and the end of November 2024, who purchase the complete ‘flight + cruise’ package through Costa direct channels and the company’s partner travel agencies.
In a few days’ time, also ‘Cruise Only’ guests departing from Europe in the same period, i.e. those who will only book the cruise, possibly arranging the flight on their own, will also be able to take advantage of the Lost Luggage Concierge, purchasing it before departure directly on the SOS Travel website via the MyCosta app.
This new service will make it possible to enjoy Costa itineraries to the full, even when using air connections. As, for example, with the Costa Fortuna’s one-week cruises in Greece and Turkey, a great novelty for summer 2024, departing from Athens and calling at Istanbul, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes and Santorini. Or, again in summer 2024, the Costa Favolosa’s North European cruises, departing from Hamburg, heading to the North Cape and the Lofoten Islands, Iceland and Greenland, or Scotland; and the Costa Diadema’s one-week cruises, departing from Kiel or Copenhagen, exploring the Norwegian fjords.
Massimo Crippa, General Manager Sostravel.com commented: “The undisputed value of the agreement, and the trust of one of the largest global players in the cruise industry, represent a major growth opportunity for Sostravel.com. Digital passenger services are expanding beyond the airport sales channel, and this agreement together with the previous B2B agreements recently signed are the best of demonstrations”.
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