Celestyal Cruises announced that it has provided 5.5 tonnes of perishable food, as well as a first aid kit and personal care products to approximately 7,500 residents in need in the municipalities of the metropolitan region of Piraeus, as well as a nursing home in Piraeus.

 

Celestyal has also partnered with the Greek Ministry of Health to support the National Health System by providing medical supplies. The donation includes: 12,000 surgical masks and 1,100 liters of liquid disinfectants to be donated to health centers dedicated to COVID-19 patients.

 

In addition, the company offers 50 three-day cruises for double occupancy for passengers who work in the health service. Three-day cruises to the Greek islands will take place during 2020 and 2021. The cruise will already include: accommodation in cabins of a certain category, drinks, entertainment, tips, as well as two excursions to Ancient Ephesus, Kusadasi and the Palace of Knossos on the island of Crete.

 

Celestyal said it will soon launch a global dedicated discount policy for cutting edge healthcare workers.

“As we go through one of the most difficult times in modern history, our goal is to support and offer help to vulnerable groups from the effects of the pandemic, and to show our gratitude to those on the front lines of the fight against the virus. In these extremely difficult and unpredictable times around the world, values ​​such as humanity and solidarity are most important, ”said Chris Teofilidis, CEO of Celestyal Cruises.

 

Cruise department manager

Nikita Miroshnik