Carnival introduces comprehensive ship tutorial library for travel agents

Located Within Carnival Passport, Tutorial Library Features

Detailed Information on All 24 Ships in Fleet

           

MIAMI (April 16, 2015) – Carnival has assembled a comprehensive new library of ship tutorials from which travel agents can learn detailed facts and features of all 24 ships in the “Fun Ship” fleet. The tutorials are located within Carnival Passport, the line’s training portal for travel agents. 

            The tutorials feature a wide range of sales and marketing information related to each ship, all in one convenient, centralized location. 

Specific details in each tutorial include:

·         Ship facts including tonnage, number of staterooms and basis-two capacity

·         Information regarding dining, entertainment, onboard activities, public spaces, bars, lounges and children’s programs, as well as Fun Ship 2.0 innovations

·         Menus for all dining venues fleetwide

·         Itineraries and port descriptions

·         Complete list of shore excursions, as well as booking process

·         Sales and marketing tips tailored to each ship

“Our award-winning learning tools are very popular with travel agents and we’re always looking for new ways to enhance these resources in a way that fits agents’ specific sales and marketing needs,” said Joni Rein, Carnival’s vice president of worldwide sales. “Travel agents have expressed a need for a more comprehensive, one-stop shop for ship information and that’s what we’re offering with this new tutorial library.”

The new ship tutorials are now available on GoCCL.com. Travel agents may earn points in the line’s Travel Agent Rewards Program for completing each tutorial.

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About Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival, a unit of Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK), is "The World's Most Popular Cruise Line®" with 24 ships operating three- to 16-day voyages to The Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, New England, Bermuda, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.  The company currently has two 133,500-ton ships on order - Carnival Vista, scheduled to enter service in 2016, and an as-yet-unnamed vessel set to debut in 2018.