Star Cruises, the leading cruise line in Asia-Pacific, is pleased to announce the launch of SuperStar Virgo "Our First Friends" campaign. Through various channels, the campaign searches for passengers who cruised with SuperStar Virgo 12 years ago on her inaugural sail on 27 Aug 1999. The campaign will give away free luxury SuperStar Virgo cabins worth over US$150,000 in total. It is part of the celebrations of SuperStar Virgo's recently-announced US$25 million refurbishment.
More than 1,200 passengers from Singapore, Malaysia, India, Australia, Japan, Thailand and other countries made Asian cruise history onboard SuperStar Virgo's inaugural voyage. Now, we are launching the online component of the campaign and cordially invite the first 40 of those passengers / families to send us valid details to ourfirstfriends@starcruises.com for verification.
They will be invited to join one complimentary SuperStar Virgo 3D2N cruise, staying at seaview cabins that accommodate two persons. The invitation will be valid from Feb to April, 2012. (Note: Booking is subject to cabin availability and the offer does not include port charge, cruise fuel surcharge and cruise holiday surcharge.)
The online component of the campaign runs from today to 31 Jan 2012, or earlier when the first 40 passengers have been found.
"We are very excited about this reunion for the passengers who cruised with us on SuperStar Virgo's inaugural voyage from Singapore. Some of them might have cruised with their friends or families previously. Now they can rekindle the sweetness of the past with their friends, parents, or even create new family history with their own children," said Ms Vivian Sim, Vice President of Corporate Communications & PR of Genting Hong Kong. "It will be very gratifying to see our world-class holiday experience as part of the treasured memories between friends and cherished bonding between families, passing from one generation to the next."
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