By MOOK Scenic Family Editorial Team
In summer, besides flying abroad, taking a luxury cruise is also a very popular travel option. Among international luxury cruise brands, the highly sought-after and family-friendly "Sun Princess" from Princess Cruises has just completed key facility renovations in June this year. It features an exclusive collaboration with Curtis Stone, the famous chef from TLC's hit show "Chef at Home," who has designed the menu for the SHARE Restaurant, as well as a Discovery-themed camp co-launched with the renowned Discovery Channel, offering children and teens a floating amusement park where they can learn while having fun.
The "Majestic Princess," named “Asia’s Best Cruise,” has turned the period from April to July into a peak season for sea travel this year!(Photo/Princess Cruises)
This year, the "Sun Princess" made its first voyage from Taiwan to Japan’s Amami Oshima, Miyako Island, and Ishigaki Island, taking passengers to experience some of nature’s most breathtaking sights. To create the most suitable cruise itinerary for families, Princess Cruises teamed up with the Discovery Channel to launch the educational Discovery Experience Camp, featuring a dedicated kids’ center for ages 3–12 and a beach cabana for teens aged 13–17.
Princess Cruises collaborates with the Discovery Channel to offer the Discovery Experience Camp, featuring themed spaces for different age groups. (Photo/Princess Cruises)
Another highlight of the "Sun Princess" is the SHARE Restaurant led by Curtis Stone, the celebrity chef from TLC’s hit show "Chef at Home." Guests can enjoy his creatively designed menus and the exclusive “Chef’s Table” experience.
The SHARE Restaurant led by Curtis Stone from TLC’s hit show "Chef at Home." (Photo/MOOK Scenic Family, Zhang Yingying)
This year marks Princess Cruises' debut at the Taipei International Summer Travel Expo. At the expo, Princess Cruises is offering a choice of two limited-time deals per cabin: up to NT$10,000 off or 50% off for the second person on selected voyages/cabins. Additionally, early bird discounts of up to NT$10,000 are available for the "Majestic Princess" on Taiwan routes from April to July 2019, along with a brand-new Japan-Korea dual-country itinerary. There’s also more information on cruises for the second half of this year and next year, giving travelers even more options for maritime adventures.
Princess Cruises presents a wealth of cruise itinerary info for the second half of this year and beyond at the expo. (Photo/MOOK Scenic Family, Zhang Yingying)
Moreover, visitors can take photos with Princess Cruises’ mascot, Stanley the Bear, upload them, and enter to win a “limited edition Stanley Bear plush toy.” Other fun activities include a psychological test via “My Princess Cruise” for a chance to win a limited-edition USB gift box—ensuring visitors leave the expo with great souvenirs.
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Princess Cruises Taipei International Summer Travel Expo Info
Exhibition Dates: July 20–23, 2018
Exhibition Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Exhibition Venue: Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 (No. 5, Sec. 5, Xinyi Rd., Taipei) – Booths B610 & B710
Ticket Information:
Full Price: NT$200 (General adults, military & police)
Discounted Price: NT$150 (Students aged 12 and above, 150cm tall or taller with valid ID; disabled companions with valid ID; visitors holding early bird free entry tickets after 12:00 PM on July 21 & 22)
Concession Price: NT$120 (Seniors aged 65 and above with valid ID)
Free Admission: Disabled individuals with valid ID; holders of National Travel Card presenting ID at the service desk can enter for free
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