Supercruises.com and easyGroup provide online cruise booking platform (updated)

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Sir Stelios Hadji-Ioannou, creator and owner of the easy family of brands and Alex Panagopulos, founder of Supercruises.com.
Supercruises.com and easyCruise.com, part of the easyGroup, joined forces in a partnership to provide an online platform for UK travellers booking cruises.

By partnering, supercruises.com, which offers an extensive selection of over 18,000 cruises from all the major lines, and easyCruise.com aim to simplify the cruise booking process and offer UK customers more options and better deals. 

easyCruise.com

Alex Panagopulos, founder & CEO of Supercruises.com, said, ‘Supercruises.com is leading the way in revolutionizing cruise bookings, streamlining what used to be a time-consuming task. By partnering with easyCruise.com, we offer our customers in the UK an even more accessible and straightforward path to book their next vacation at sea. Our combined expertise and innovative platforms will ensure an unparalleled cruise booking experience.’

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, creator and owner of the easy family of brands, shared his thoughts: ‘I am delighted that we formed this partnership with Alex Panagopulos and his latest venture supercruises.com to find a new purpose for our brand www.easyCruise.com.' 

Pioneering cruise family

Alex is the son of Pericles Panagopulos, the Greek shipping magnate and founder of Royal Cruise Line, SuperFast Ferries and other shipping companies.

Haji-Ioannou noted, ‘Alex and his family are pioneers in the cruise sector and I am sure that this tech platform will help many people book their next cruise with any cruise line fully online like the rest of the travel industry has been doing for years.’

Board members Ted Sykes, Edie Rodriguez, Bruce Setloff

Update: Supercruises.com board members include cruise industry veterans Ted Sykes, Edie Rodriguez and Bruce Setloff. 

EasyCruiseOne

Haji-Ioannou launched a no-frills cruise line in 2005, operating 4,100gt EasyCruiseOne in the Mediterranean. The line was sold to Hellenic Seaways in 2009, and the ship has since been scrapped.