Cracking Easter for Stena Line
Leading ferry company, Stena Line, celebrated a cracking Easter on its Irish Sea routes with almost 90,000 people hopping onboard and upwards of 21,000 vehicles making journeys over the busy Easter period.
Stena Line’s ships are more like modern-day hotels with lots to see and do, explained Diane Poole OBE, Head of PR and Communications, Stena Line: “Our staff were very busy welcoming thousands of customers on all of our routes over Easter and we were delighted to see so many people onboard as they made their way to enjoy a fun holiday or short break.
“People are so much more discerning now when it comes to choosing their mode of travel and Stena Line has risen to the challenges that brings, by modernising our ships and offering the best facilities and passenger experience on the Irish Sea.”
Diane continued: “Whilst onboard there is so much for our passengers to enjoy such as a range of delicious dining option, speciality coffee houses, comfortable and relaxed seating lounges, free WiFi, free movies, kids play areas and not to mention fantastic savings of up to 50% in the onboard shop perfect to treat yourself before your break. For a really indulgent experience, try the Nordic Spa which offers a range of treatments as well as a Jacuzzi and Sauna.
“Those who book a Premium fare can enjoy all the benefits of the Stena Plus lounge along with complimentary snacks, drinks, newspapers and magazines. And if you want to arrive feeling refreshed you can add an ensuite cabin to your booking or a Superfast Suite if you are travelling from Belfast to Cairnryan,” concluded Diane.
Stena Line is the largest ferry operator on the Irish Sea, offering the biggest fleet and the widest choice of routes between Britain to Ireland including Belfast to Liverpool and Heysham, Belfast to Cairnryan, Dublin to Holyhead and Rosslare to Fishguard routes, a total of 228 weekly sailing options between Britain and Ireland. Stena Line also offers a direct service from Rosslare to Cherbourg with three return crossings a week.
For more information go to www.stenaline.co.uk
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For further information, please contact Bronagh Cobain of Duffy Rafferty Communications on Belfast 028 9073 0880.
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