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Write the way you’d brief a colleague. The more detail you give, the better the shortlist.
My clients want a 10–14 night Mediterranean cruise from Southampton in June 2027, balcony cabin, under £2,500 each. What are the best options?
The assistant searches live inventory, ranks the results by value per night and explains its top picks.

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Give it these details

The more of these you include, the sharper the results:
  • When: a month or a date range
  • Where from: a departure port or a UK airport
  • Where to: a region, country or a port that must be on the itinerary
  • How long: nights, or a range
  • Budget: per person, in GBP
  • Cabin: inside, outside, balcony or suite
  • Who’s travelling: adults only, family, solo, accessibility needs

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Useful variations

Fly-cruise options from Manchester to the Caribbean this winter.
River cruises in 2027 with a single supplement under 25%.
What’s Queen Anne doing next April?
Norwegian fjords itineraries that call at Geiranger.
Mediterranean sailings on ships with wheelchair-accessible cabins.
Small luxury ships, adults only, no casino, Caribbean in January.
Searches show up to 35 of the best matches. A broad brief like “Caribbean 2027” can match hundreds of sailings, so narrow it by month, line, port or duration to be sure you’re seeing everything relevant.

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If nothing comes back

Ask again, more loosely. The assistant will suggest nearby dates, ports or lines you can sell.
Nothing that week? What about the fortnight either side?
Or check what’s available to you:
What can I sell in this region?

Next: check your margin

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