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    Saga’s ‘exceptional’ cruise business start for 2024

    News TeamBy News Team25/06/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Saga’s cruise business has performed exceptionally well at the start of this year, signalling a promising outlook for the over-50s specialist group. The ocean and river cruise divisions have exceeded last year’s booked load factors. Tour operator bookings have seen a significant revenue increase. Saga continues to seek partnership opportunities for growth. The company is on track with its financial year expectations.

      Saga, a prominent name in the over-50s travel market, has reported an outstanding start to the year for its cruise business, with remarkable performances in both ocean and river cruise divisions. Booked load factors for these divisions are ahead of the same period last year, with the ocean cruise division at 83% and the river cruise division at 78%, reflecting enhanced revenue streams.

      In addition to strong cruise business performance, Saga’s tour operator bookings have also achieved a year-on-year increase, with booked revenue rising by 14% due to a higher undisclosed number of passengers. This boost highlights Saga’s effectiveness in capturing market demand and enhancing customer engagement.

      The company is actively exploring partnership opportunities within its ocean cruise and insurance sectors to support its growth ambitions. By considering these partnerships, Saga aims to crystallise value and enhance long-term shareholder returns, positioning itself strategically in a competitive market.

      Saga’s chief executive, Mike Hazell, reported that the company has traded in line with expectations for the first four months of the financial year and is on track to meet its annual targets. “Our ocean cruise business has traded exceptionally well and, in Insurance, we have continued to take actions within a market which remains challenging,” Hazell stated.

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      Looking forward, Saga is focused on driving sustainable business growth in a capital-light manner while expanding its customer base. By deepening connections with its customers, Saga intends to ensure its offerings remain attractive and align with consumer expectations.

      Saga is poised for continued growth as it navigates the evolving travel landscape for the over-50s sector.

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