Extra onboard spending
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Topic author - Able Seaman
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Extra onboard spending
We keep reading about people being granted extra onboard spending, does this only apply to those booking directly with P&O as we have booked through travel agents?
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- Commodore
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Re: Extra onboard spending
There could be a few reasons Billy. Some may be share holders, P&O may be feeling generous and giving a bit more on certain cruises or if someone has had a whinge about something they may give a little extra as compensation.
And no it doesn’t matter if you booked direct or through your travel agent.
And no it doesn’t matter if you booked direct or through your travel agent.
Last edited by Stephen on 05 Oct 2022, 11:05, edited 4 times in total.
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- Commodore
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Re: Extra onboard spending
No, we booked through Bolsover and got extra on our last cruise. I think it's to discourage those who booked early from cancelling and rebooking when there are new deals with good OBC. So whether you get it will depend on a number of factors but booking direct isn't one of them.
Last edited by Mervyn and Trish on 05 Oct 2022, 11:17, edited 1 time in total.
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- Deputy Captain
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Re: Extra onboard spending
Hi Billy, I booked our upcoming cruise through an agent and just before the balance was due, got an email telling me that we have an additional £100.
I think it’s to encourage people not to cancel.
I did cancel and rebook some time ago to get the new obc deal so it’s not that.
I don’t know if it’s happening on all cruises or just those with a lot of vacancies.
We’re going from Tenerife on 6th January from Bristol.
We got a good deal which was less than we normally pay for a decent all inclusive resort.
With the increased obc plus shareholders, this holiday is now all inclusive for us.
I think it’s to encourage people not to cancel.
I did cancel and rebook some time ago to get the new obc deal so it’s not that.
I don’t know if it’s happening on all cruises or just those with a lot of vacancies.
We’re going from Tenerife on 6th January from Bristol.
We got a good deal which was less than we normally pay for a decent all inclusive resort.
With the increased obc plus shareholders, this holiday is now all inclusive for us.
Last edited by barney on 05 Oct 2022, 11:40, edited 1 time in total.
Empty vessels .. and all that
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Topic author - Able Seaman
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Re: Extra onboard spending
Thanks all for replies, will wait and see.