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Princess Cruises brought Japan to Sydney today, hosting a special themed day in its Sydney offices to celebrate the cruise line’s new season of Japanese cruises. Princess Cruises Customer Service Centre staff decked their office with Japan-inspired decorations and dressed in kimonos, whilst enjoying a lunch of sushi. Prizes were handed out for the best-dressed team member, as well as the maker of the best origami animal and the winner of a special quiz on Japan. The cruise line recently announced a dramatic expansion of its 2014 Japan cruise program, which will feature two ships – Diamond Princess and Sun Princess – cruising from three Japanese homeports. Princess Cruises Commercial Director in Australia Alan Stuart said the Japan program featured a range of exciting options for Australian travellers including innovative seven-day cruises from the northern coastal town of Otaru, located outside of Sapporo. “Princess Cruises are the destinations experts, so it’s great to have a bit of fun to celebrate the many destinations we visit and the types of cruises we offer,” Mr Stuart said. “Plus our team look great in their kimonos.” For more information on the Princess Japan program visit www.myccs.com.au Pictured from left to right: Danielle McCrea, Zach Gregory, Nicholas McHugh, Laura Denning and Damon Wiechni enjoy Japan Day in Princess Cruises’ Sydney office. |
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