MONTREAL — Air Canada Vacations has expanded its cruise offerings with the addition of Virgin Voyages to its portfolio.
Travel advisors can now book a wide variety of itineraries with the adults-only cruise line through Air Canada Vacations, including sailings to the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and beyond.
Itineraries include Caribbean sailings of five to 13 nights departing from Miami and San Juan, and European voyages that visit top destinations like Barcelona, Athens, Dubrovnik, Cannes and Rome. Virgin Voyages will also offer sailings from Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera aboard Brilliant Lady, and from New York City to Bermuda and the coasts of Canada and New England.
Its ships feature more than 20 restaurants with menus created by Michelin-starred chefs, stylish staterooms and high-end wellness spaces, all part of the line’s signature kid-free cruising environment.
“Our collaboration with Virgin Voyages – a brand known for its innovative approach to cruising along with the trusted service of Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge flights, enhances our cruise portfolio and offers both travel agents and customers more exciting options for their future vacations,” said Nino Montagnese, Vice-President and Air Canada Vacations.
All Virgin Voyages packages booked with Air Canada Vacations are backed by ACV’s Vacation Promise, which includes flexible, refundable flights. Customers can also benefit from one checked bag and one carryon per person, price matching up to $50 per person, and the ability to earn and redeem Aeroplan points.
EARN BONUS COMMISSION
To celebrate the new partnership, Air Canada Vacations is offering travel advisors an additional 1% bonus commission on new individual Virgin Voyages bookings made through Air Canada Vacations until June 4, 2025, for sailings departing on or after May 7, 2025.
In addition, bookings made between May 7-21, 2025, will automatically enter advisors into a draw to win $250 in ACV&ME points, which can be redeemed for travel vouchers, eGift cards, Visa cards or Aeroplan points.
