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A group booking is considered a minimum of eight cabins and sixteen lower berths. So having the first eight cabin 16 lower birth that will give you a one free place.
You can easily upgrade the package on one source. But if you need some sort of help, we are here to help you as well.
It's very important to understand that you have a group setup which is one thing and then you have to create the bookings all the bookings individually.
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Are you looking to book a group with Princess Cruises? Then this video is a must-watch for travel agents. Join Mike and Symone as they discuss the key information, insights, and practical tips you need to know when booking and managing group bookings with Princess Cruises. Through a conversational format, they explore common questions, highlight important processes, and share expert advice to help make group bookings easier and more successful. In this video you'll learn: What qualifies as a group booking Key benefits and opportunities available through group bookings Important booking considerations and timelines How to find group booking resources, guides, and support information on OneSource Key information and tips Whether you're new to group bookings or looking to build your confidence and knowledge, this session will help you navigate the process with ease and make the most of the opportunities available. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and explore more Princess Cruises training content designed to support your success.