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MSC Cruises have offered Sea Rescue Supporters more cruises for December 2013 as well as January and February 2014 - with a portion of each cruise price being donated to Sea Rescue.You can see details of the available cruises by clicking here.Please email Alison at alisons@searescue.org.za or Laura Du Preez at laurad@searescue.org.za if you would like more details.The process is as follows:-Contact Alison at Sea Rescue. She we will take your details and send the booking form to MSC CruisesIf there is availability on the cruise that you have chosen, MSC Cruises will send us a confirmation which we will forward to youIncluded in this confirmation will be a link to a booking form which MUST be filled in by you (the traveller)Also included in the confirmation email will be the banking details for MSC Cruises into which full payment must be made and proof of payment sent to Sea RescueOnce MSC has received your payment they will email your tickets to Sea Rescue and we will forward them to youWe will add any additional cruises as we receive availability from MSC Cruises.MSC Opera MSC Opera
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