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Fred Olsen offers fuel rebates

Here's a different take on the fuel surcharge issue.

Rather than dropping the supplement altogether, Fred Olsen Cruise Lines is offering passengers who have paid the surcharge a refund if the price of oil is on average less than £40 per barrel in the calendar month before their departure.

The rebate will be offered for cruises after January 1 2009. As with other lines, money will be given back as on-board credit rather than a cash.

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bill leicester:

any info on island crusies fuel rebate

Jane Archer Author Profile Page:

Good question. I am finding out and will let you know as soon as I have an answer.

Jane Archer Author Profile Page:

Hi Bill. Good news is that fuel surcharges will be removed from Island Cruises on December 18.

bill leicester:

hi jane where did you find out about the rebate

Jane Archer Author Profile Page:

I asked the Island press office. The fuel surcharge will be lifted from Thomson cruises at the same time - tomorrow.

Anonymous:

hi having just spoken to island crusies they have said that they will not be giving any form of payment or onboard vouchers as they didnot increase their prices ha ha

Jane Archer Author Profile Page:

Interesting. I assume you are talking about fuel supplements? Maybe you can elaborate?

BARBARA BOUYOURIS AND ROLAND ROBILLARD:

COULD WE PLEASE HAVE IT IN WRITING THAT WE WILL GET ONBOARD CREDIT ON OUR NEXT CRUISE? THANK YOU BA
RBARA AND ROLAND FEB.1ST.2009

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