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Delta Air Lines has launched its new full-flat seat that will become the standard in its BusinessElite? class on international flights served with Boeing 767-400 aircraft.

Cox & Kings? latest Offer of the Week is a discount on its seven-night Classic Russia group tour departing 16 October.

Ferry operator LD Lines has introduced new autumn fares on all its cross channel routes - Dover - Boulogne, Newhaven - Dieppe, Portsmouth - Le Havre - and the new Ireland / France service between Rosslare and Cherbourg.

Celebrity Cruises will redeploy Celebrity Century to the Mediterranean next summer.

The new sailings replace the previously announced series of four and five-night cruises from Miami (Florida) between May and October 2010.

?Celebrity Century?s four and five-night Caribbean cruises are very popular, but discussions with our travel partners and guests in North America and Europe indicated even stronger demand for the ship in Europe next summer,? said Celebrity Cruises President Dan Hanrahan.

?And, with our new, widely-heralded Celebrity Solstice scheduled to sail in the Caribbean year-round, our guests can enjoy the best seven-night Caribbean cruise experience on the market?.

Celebrity Century will continue to sail four and five-night Caribbean cruises from November 2009 until early May 2010. As a prelude to its European season, the ship will depart Miami on 20 May 2010, on a 14-night transatlantic cruise calling at Ponta Delgada (Azores); Lisbon (Portugal) Seville (Spain) and Malaga (Spain) before porting in Barcelona (Spain). Arriving on 3 June 2010 Celebrity Century will begin a series of 12-night, roundtrip Mediterranean cruises. Ports of call on the new sailings include; Cannes, Monte Carlo, Nice, Provence, Sicily and Salerno on Italy?s Amalfi Coast; Florence/Pisa and Rome; Venice, Ephesus (Turkey), Athens (Greece) and Dubrovnik (Croatia).

Celebrity Century?s 2010 Europe season will end with a 14-night transatlantic voyage departing Barcelona on 25 October 2010, calling at Malaga (Spain), Madeira (Portugal), Tenerife (Canary Islands) and La Palma (Canary Island) before arriving into Miami (Florida) where Celebrity Century will resume its popular four and five-night Caribbean sailings. Bookings for Celebrity Century?s new Europe sailings in 2010 open on Thursday 27 August 2009.

All guests with confirmed bookings on Celebrity Century?s four and five-night Caribbean sailings between 20 May and 4 November 2010, are being contacted with the option to be reaccommodated from their four or five-night cruise on Celebrity Century to a seven-night sailing on Celebrity Solstice, subject to availability, in a similar category at the same price paid. Celebrity Cruises offers comfortably sophisticated, upscale vacation experiences with highly personalised service, exceptional dining, and extraordinary attention to detail.

For more information see www.celebritycruises.co.uk.

The new sailings replace the previously announced series of four and five-night cruises from Miami (Florida) between May and October 2010.

?Celebrity Century?s four and five-night Caribbean cruises are very popular, but discussions with our travel partners and guests in North America and Europe indicated even stronger demand for the ship in Europe next summer,? said Celebrity Cruises President Dan Hanrahan.

?And, with our new, widely-heralded Celebrity Solstice scheduled to sail in the Caribbean year-round, our guests can enjoy the best seven-night Caribbean cruise experience on the market?.

Celebrity Century will continue to sail four and five-night Caribbean cruises from November 2009 until early May 2010. As a prelude to its European season, the ship will depart Miami on 20 May 2010, on a 14-night transatlantic cruise calling at Ponta Delgada (Azores); Lisbon (Portugal) Seville (Spain) and Malaga (Spain) before porting in Barcelona (Spain). Arriving on 3 June 2010 Celebrity Century will begin a series of 12-night, roundtrip Mediterranean cruises. Ports of call on the new sailings include; Cannes, Monte Carlo, Nice, Provence, Sicily and Salerno on Italy?s Amalfi Coast; Florence/Pisa and Rome; Venice, Ephesus (Turkey), Athens (Greece) and Dubrovnik (Croatia).

Celebrity Century?s 2010 Europe season will end with a 14-night transatlantic voyage departing Barcelona on 25 October 2010, calling at Malaga (Spain), Madeira (Portugal), Tenerife (Canary Islands) and La Palma (Canary Island) before arriving into Miami (Florida) where Celebrity Century will resume its popular four and five-night Caribbean sailings. Bookings for Celebrity Century?s new Europe sailings in 2010 open on Thursday 27 August 2009.

All guests with confirmed bookings on Celebrity Century?s four and five-night Caribbean sailings between 20 May and 4 November 2010, are being contacted with the option to be reaccommodated from their four or five-night cruise on Celebrity Century to a seven-night sailing on Celebrity Solstice, subject to availability, in a similar category at the same price paid. Celebrity Cruises offers comfortably sophisticated, upscale vacation experiences with highly personalised service, exceptional dining, and extraordinary attention to detail.

For more information see www.celebritycruises.co.uk.

This Christmas Butlins says it is offering amazing value for money full of bigger shows, big new venues, and a whole variety of family activities on offer.

Small cruise ship aggregator eWaterways.com has launched a new travel agent portal ? www.agents.ewaterways.com

Teleticket has expanded their airline portfolio to offer scheduled flights to Malta in a new partnership with Air Malta.

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has announced that its reservations department will be open on Bank Holiday Monday, ready to take calls from agents.