Norwegian Cruise Line is launching summer deals on cruise vacations.
The company is offering up to $1,000 off all sailings, giving guests even more reason to book a last-minute summer vacation.
“Now is the best time of year to go somewhere new and create unforgettable memories in incredible destinations with the people we love most,” says David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “My own family recently got back from a Caribbean cruise and that quality time together means everything. This summer, Norwegian is all about giving guests even MORE value.”
The company is also spotlighting its Military Appreciation Program, which gives veterans and active military members in the U.S. and Canada 10 percent off year-round. Ahead of Independence Day, Norwegian is offering 35 percent off all Alaska and Europe cruises sailing now through September 30.
Norwegian also has a year-round Teacher Cruise Discount that offers 5 percent off for educators. For a limited time, teachers can also save 25 percent off all Alaska and Europe cruises sailing now through September 30.
Guests residing in Florida, Louisiana, Texas, California, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey are eligible for resident rates, which includes up to an additional 20 percent off the voyage fare on select sailings.
This summer, Norwegian has nine ships sailing in Europe, visiting iconic destinations in places like Italy, Greece, Spain, France, Norway and Iceland. Guests can also cool off in Alaska on ships like Norwegian Encore, Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Bliss.
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