Articles tagged “norwegian air”

The subway selection is so scant that the advertising promotion will be most effective at airports where travelers will likely encounter a large ad or video prior to accessing the Wi-Fi.

After its third related announcement, Norwegian can go ahead and drop Egypt from its itineraries indefinitely while allowing the Mediterranean destinations that take its place to celebrate their upcoming boost in families and grannies.

Um, kinda obvious, isn't it. Egypt's still in turmoil, will for a while, and cruise industry's whole business is built on bland normality.

The budget carrier successfully introduced long-haul flights to its service and with flights to New York nearly selling out; the Scandinavian airline is now looking to expand to the east.

It has taken a while for Norwegian to come to this point in its IPO process, but looks like it is ready to go public sometime early this year.

Winning the best new ship for the Carnival Breeze and best money value puts Carnival at the top of the list for many cruise-goers, but ultimate line loyalty often comes down to which little touches a consumer appreciates.

Norwegian’s city-specific designs give the cruise company an extra boost of publicity and the ships’ dual purposes as cultural icons when docked in their home ports.

The Air France music-in-the-sky app is a great marketing innovation, though beyond that "gimmick" hopefully they keep adding new tricks to keep it fresh.

Airlines are given slack for the boost in ancillary fees, but cruises and theme parks have long used the same strategy to beef up profits; albeit for more than just an inch of leg room.

Norwegian is the fourth cruise line to test the packages, meaning its only a matter of time before the partiers don’t choose an operator based on the presence of a package, but its prices and options.