EaseMyTrip Tied Up with Different Cruise Lines
After a successful journey on land and air, EaseMyTrip.com is all set to conquer the ocean by associating with all major cruise lines of the world. EaseMyTrip is one of the 5 leading online travel companies of India with 50,000 Travel Agents, 1800 Corporate, 1200 Franchise Outlets, 140 Distributors and 1640 Whitelabel solutions. The company deals in all kinds of travel products, including flight tickets, hotels, holiday packages, car rental, bus booking and more.
It has also announced its alliances with different international cruise lines, which sail through the ocean and take you to different corners of the world. Under this arrangement, the company has already hired a team of experts having complete information about the amenities and destinations of the ships of various cruise lines. Like its other travel products, cruise packages of EaseMyTrip are also available at reasonable rates. Right now, we have already associated with Adventure Canada, Silversea Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Lines, Aurora Expeditions, American Cruise Lines, Antarpply Expeditions, Australis, Crystal Cruises, MSC Cruises, Disney Cruise Line and much more. So, book a cruise tour from EaseMyTrip’s website and enjoy a memorable ocean expedition.
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