Tourism Breaking News
In order to push bookings for its partner Celestyal Cruises sailings from India, Griffon is offering a promotional offer with a free hotel stay for guests in Athens. Vivek Jain, Managing Director, Griffon, says, “We have started new promotions on the Celestyal Cruises for the next three months where we are giving two-night free hotel stay in Athens on a booking for a seven-night itinerary which covers Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Cyprus and Athens. Guests can avail this offer either pre or post their cruise. The hotel is a four-star property in city centre and is on a twin-sharing basis including breakfast.” This is Celestyal’s new itinerary titled ‘Three Continents’. The sailings are up to December 2019 and this offer is only for the India market for guests having an Indian passport.
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