Alaska Continues to Attract Indian Cruise Enthusiasts, Says NCL's Manoj Singh
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Alaska Continues to Attract Indian Cruise Enthusiasts, Says NCL's Manoj Singh

An interview with Manoj Singh, Country Head India for Norwegian Cruise Line, discussing the growing popularity of Alaska among Indian travelers.

Alaska Continues to Attract Indian Cruise Enthusiasts, Says NCL’s Manoj Singh

Insights from Manoj Singh, Country Head India, NCL

Alaska is a favored destination among Indian cruise travelers, with NCL offering a stunning 10-day round trip sailing from Seattle that showcases breathtaking locations such as Hubbard Glacier and Juneau.

In an interview with Travel Daily Media (TDM), Manoj Singh elaborates on the fly-cruise market and the latest booking tools available for travel agents, such as the Book-A-BDM platform and NCL Connect. These enhancements aim to streamline the cruise booking experience for Indian travelers, facilitating access to unique itineraries across Alaska and Europe, particularly the Mediterranean and Asia.

TDM: What cruise offerings does NCL have for the Indian market? Which are the most popular?

Manoj Singh (MS): Indian travelers are exploring diverse destinations, with our most sought-after cruise itineraries being in Alaska, Europe, Bermuda, and Asia.

The ongoing popularity of Alaska, especially, is backed by a round trip from Seattle and a fascinating 12-day cruise through the Greek Isles.

For 2025, Indian travelers can anticipate an array of new itineraries featuring incredible port stays in iconic cities like Barcelona and Venice, all while enjoying NCL’s renowned hospitality.

Looking at travel trends, NCL’s growth hinges on the increasing interest from Indian travelers in unique cruising experiences, enhanced by innovative tools that cater to both market and customer satisfaction.

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