Tour Brokers International Debuts Royal Caribbean Cruises In Nigeria


Tour Brokers International (TBI), a leading Tour Operator and Destinations Marketing firm based in Lagos, Nigeria has successfully launched the prestigious Royal Caribbean Cruises in Nigeria in a strategic partnership with Cruises International. Based in Miami, Florida, United States of America, Royal Caribbean is a cruise line brand founded in Norway.

Uloma Egbuna, Managing Director, TBI, said, “We are partnering with three international airlines including Emirates, KLM and Delta Airlines; Emirates for Arabian Gulf Cruise, KLM for Mediterranean Cruises and Delta Airlines for Caribbean Cruises.”

“We are coming up with all inclusive packages with these three airlines so that when you are buying a cruise you are also buying an all inclusive package, which includes your ticket, visas and the cruise content. We have a cruise package per person to the Arabian Gulf that is as low as $1250,” she disclosed.

Giving credence to its affordability, the seasoned tour operator stressed that the cruise is very affordable contrary to people’s belief that they are expensive. “People need to be educated about cruising. For as little as a thousand dollars for a couple, you can get a cruise to the Caribbean,” she said.

Expressing delight with the launch, Uloma noted with excitement: “This is testimony to our excellent relationship with and support from Cruises International and Royal Caribbean’s faith in our company. We are delighted that clients will now have a one stop cruise shop in Lagos where guests are assured of tailor-made cruises at the most competitive prices.

The Chief Executive Officer of Cruises International, Mr. George Argyropoulos, noted, “This is a positive culmination of our almost 10 years working relationship with Cruises International South Africa and a reflection of TBIs skillful management of the cruising option.”


TBI has been at the forefront of championing cruises as a holiday destination in Nigeria since 2002.

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