Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and Azamara Cruises

CELEBRITY CRUISES
Celebrity Cruises specialises in ultimate luxury and relaxation, offering days of discovery to over 120 destinations around the world, and elegant nights of first-class cuisine, stylish bars and leading entertainment. With guest to crew ratio of 2:1 Celebrity Cruises offers some of the highest service standards at sea, including the option to sail Concierge Class with a personal butler.
 
ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL
Royal Caribbean International is Way More Than a Cruise. Innovative ships offering fun, friendly, action-packed cruising worldwide. Royal Caribbean International has the largest, youngest and most exciting fleet of ships in the world, featuring amazing onboard ice-skating, 200ft above sea level rock walls and an onboard surf park on Freedom class ships.
 
AZAMARA CRUISES
Azamara Cruises, unveiled in May 2007, was designed to fill a niche: a cruise product presenting a more intimate, exclusive onboard experience, while allowing access to the less-travelled ports of call experienced travellers want to visit. Azamara Cruises offers butler service in every stateroom and suite; concierge-style amenities, including freshly-cut flowers, fresh fruit and Elemis toiletries.

Jo Rzymowska, managing director UK and Ireland for Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and Azamara Cruises, said: 
"We are delighted to be sponsoring this exciting initiative and to working with TTG in finding two Faces of Travel.
As part of our ethos of striving to be Easy To Do Business With, we want to constantly work really closely with our trade partners, listen to their views and opinions and act accordingly in our continuous commitment to providing the best service ever. We know that agents like to hear about initiatives from like-minded individuals and so who could be better at doing this than another travel agent.  We look forward to finding these two special individuals and announcing the winners on our Independence of the Seas celebrations and to working with them throughout the rest of the year."