Windstar Cruises offers limited-time all-inclusive upgrades on select cruises around the world. This promotion is valid for travel booked between April 1 and June 30, 2026, for travel until June 30, 2027.
Upgrades include Wi-Fi, gratuities, and unlimited cocktails, wine and beer by the glass. A seven-day cruise for two guests is worth more than $1,300.
The offer adds value to a range of itineraries, including Mediterranean winter sailings and sailings to Tahiti and Alaska, supporting bookings from both new and returning guests.
“Our smaller cruise ships allow travel advisors to offer clients a truly unique experience – sail into city centers, visit hidden coastal gems and explore iconic destinations in a relaxed, uncrowded environment,” said Janet Bava, Chief Commercial Officer, Windstar Cruises. “With our all-inclusive offerings, we make it easier for advisors to close the sale by delivering more value at every turn: free Wi-Fi, gratuities, beverages and enhanced culinary experiences. This promotion gives advisors a powerful story to share with their clients, making Windstar Small cruise ships are becoming a more attractive option.”
Windstar Cruises’ free all-inclusive offer reflects its approach to smaller ships. Its yachts can accommodate only 148 to 342 guests and can access smaller ports, city centers and ports inaccessible to larger ships.
For consultants, this means a clearly differentiated offering: more time in port, flexible itineraries and a more personalized experience. Guests can engage in water sports from the marina, visit the local market with the chef, or spend the night in the port. As the official cruise line of the James Beard Foundation, Windstar also emphasizes destination-driven food and wine.
The offer is valid on most Windstar global travel packages through June 30, 2027, with a few exceptions. It supports bookings during peak and peaceful seasons and covers Europe, the Mediterranean, Tahiti and Alaska.
In Europe and the Mediterranean, Windstar pairs major destinations with smaller ports, with fewer crowds for winter sailings. In the South Pacific, year-round itineraries in French Polynesia include longer, more remote routes. Greek itineraries combine famous sights with off-the-beaten-path ports, while Canary Islands itineraries focus on winter sunshine. In Alaska, small cruise ships offer a more immersive option than larger cruise ships.
The all-inclusive upgrade includes Wi-Fi, gratuities and unlimited selected wine, beer and cocktails, and is worth more than $1,300 for two guests on a seven-day cruise.
The promotion is valid for bookings made between April 1 and June 30, 2026 and for travel until June 30, 2027, giving advisors a clear value-driven option for both early and near-term bookings.
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