Norwegian Cruise Line supporting Scandinavian travel

- Norwegian Cruise Line will be participating in this year’s Travel News Market in Stockholm, Sweden and launches new itineraries with several Scandinavian & Nordic ports of call -

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 53-year history of breaking boundaries, announced its participation in this year’s Travel News Market taking place at Stockholm Waterfront on November 5, 2020. Viveca Jerrestam, NCL’s Business Development Manager Sweden and Finland, will represent the cruise line during the trade event, and she is excited to meet with travel agents yet again; “after more than half a year working remotely and avoiding physical meetings, I am very exited to see and meet partners from the industry again”, she says and continues; “taking all necessary measures when it comes to health and safety of our guests, crew, and partners, we are looking forward to welcoming guests back at sea where the best entertainment, relaxation and culinary awaits onboard NCL.” As soon as you have signed up for TNM, we encourage you to pre book a meeting with Viveca Jerrestam.

Local cruises with NCL
Several new 2021 itineraries include options in the Baltics where travelers can experience ports of call such as Stockholm & Visby in Sweden, Helsinki in Finland, Copenhagen in Denmark, Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Tallin in Estonia, and overnight stay in St. Petersburg, meaning two full days to explore the city.

NCL recently announced heightened protocols for the healthy return of sailing, which were developed and recommended by the Healthy Sail Panel, a group of globally recognized experts in medical practice and research, public health, infectious diseases, biosecurity, hospitality and maritime operations. The panel’s recommendations include 74 detailed best practices to protect the public health and safety of guests, crew and the communities where cruise ships call.

With destinations around the Baltic Sea and enhanced health and safety protocols, Scandinavians will have the opportunity to enjoy the full NCL-experience while staying close to home.

Below are some examples of cruises from Stockholm in 2021 and 2022.

2021: 10-Day Baltic Cruise On Norwegian Jade
Dates: August 24 – September 3, 2021
Embarkation Port: Stockholm
Debarkation Port: Amsterdam
Ports of Call: Stockholm (Sweden), Kotka (Finland), St. Petersburg (Russia), Helsinki (Finland), Klaipeda (Lithuania), Gdynia (Poland), Warnemünde (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark), Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Special: Overnight stay in St. Petersburg, which means two full days to explore the city

2022: 12-Day Baltic Cruise On Norwegian Dawn
Dates: June 20 – July 2, 2022
Embarkation Port: Stockholm
Debarkation Port: Copenhagen
Ports of Call: Stockholm (Sweden), Visby (Sweden), Pionersky (Russia), Riga (Latvia), Tallinn (Estonia), St. Petersburg (Russia), Helsinki (Finland), Klaipeda (Lithuania), Gdynia (Poland), Warnemünde (Germany), Kiel (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark)
Special: Overnight stay in St. Petersburg, which means two full days to explore the city

2022: 10-Day Baltic Cruise On Norwegian Dawn
Dates: July 28 – August 7, 2022
Embarkation Port: Stockholm
Debarkation Port: Copenhagen
Ports of Call: Stockholm (Sweden), Visby (Sweden), Helsinki (Finland), St. Petersburg (Russia), Tallinn (Estonia), Klaipeda (Lithuania), Gdynia (Poland), Warnemünde (Germany), Kiel (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark)
Special: Overnight stay in St. Petersburg, which means two full days to explore the city

Visit ncl.com for more cruises and book with Peace of Mind that allows you to book with extended cancellation policy.