Fred Olsen Cruise Lines offers travel agents the chance to win a 500 shopping voucher

Two £500 Marks and Spencer’s shopping vouchers are up for grabs for travel agents who enter selected bookings on to Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Travel Agent Centre before Christmas.
Bookings must be made by 24th December (inclusive) for cruises departing before 31st March 2025. During this time, guests can enjoy a last-minute Christmas getaway to the Canary Islands and see in the New Year with Funchal’s famous firework display.
Other cruises offer opportunities for island-hopping in the Caribbean, with the chance to encounter marine life in Dominica and Barbados, seeking out the Northern Lights in Norway or discovering the rainforests and ruins of Central America on board Balmoral.
To be entered into the festive prize draw, bookings need to be registered via Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Travel Agent Centre by Friday 27th December, with two winners being selected at random, receiving their vouchers in January.
Geoff Ridgeon, Head of Sales at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said:
“We’re incredibly proud of what we have achieved together with our trade partners in what has been a very exciting and successful year. We’re delighted to be able to offer this festive draw for our agent partners, as a thank you for all of their ongoing support.
“We wish you all a wonderful festive season and look forward to another amazing year together.”
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