Norwegian Cruise Line has introduced its NCL Just Cruise fare – a cruise-only option for Australia and New Zealand that’s designed to let cruisers pay for what they value most and empower advisors with an easy-to-sell flexible fare with upsell opportunities.
The new NCL Just Cruise fare is a streamlined cruise-only fare with the option for travellers to add the inclusive ‘Free at Sea’ bundle.
The new structure gives advisors an easier-to-sell fare that boosts upsell opportunities and conversion rates for NCL cruises with clear differentiation between the base fare and optional upgrades. Advisors can also earn commission on Free at Sea.

For clients who want simplicity and flexibility, the NCL Just Cruise fare offers all the essentials, plus an upgrade option to Free at Sea for AUD$59 per person per day.
NCL APAC Vice President & Managing Director Ben Angell said past passenger and trade research shows travellers want more control over how they cruise.

“Introducing a cruise-only fare makes it easier for guests to choose how they holiday. Evolving our refreshed fare structure is a natural extension of our ‘It’s Different Out Here’ brand identity, which is grounded in freedom, flexibility and choice,” he said.
NCL APAC Senior Director of Sales Strategy & Operations Damian Borg said the new structure makes selling NCL easier and more appealing to a wider range of customers.

“Agents can now lead with the Just Cruise price and then easily step guests up through Free at Sea, which includes the best beverage package at sea,” he said.
“From there, guests can opt for Free at Sea Plus, delivering exceptional value and commission opportunities. We are confident this simplified model, combined with a clearer value story, gives agents a more compelling way to position NCL in the market.”
For more info, visit Norwegian Central or register for the training webinar on 4 March 2026 here.
KARRYON UNPACKS: The NCL Just Cruise fare reflects a wider shift towards unbundled, choice-driven travel. For advisors, it’s a clearer sales ladder – lead with price, then build value – while protecting commission through structured upsells.