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Fred. Olsen Express student discount initiative
Overview
Fred. Olsen Express has introduced student discounts of up to 25% to assist young people with the return to school. The initiative aims to mitigate financial pressures related to tuition, materials, and housing. The company expects approximately 50,000 individuals aged 12 to 25 to benefit from these rates, ensuring inter-island transportation does not become a barrier to academic development.
Fleet Director Juan Ignacio Liaño stated that the goal is to ensure transportation does not become an “economic obstacle to academic development.” As part of its commitment to the educational community, the company recently participated in a welcome event for new students at the University of La Laguna (ULL).
Recent updates indicate the discount program will remain in effect throughout the academic year to facilitate inter-island travel for students and families. The company anticipates that over 48,000 young people will benefit from these specific rates during this period.
Entities
Navigator of the Seas · Mazatlán · Parliament of the Canary Islands · Gran Canaria · Marinas de España
Timeline
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3 days ago
[BUSINESS] 7 sourcesCanary Islands approve social service reforms as maritime sectors growThe Canary Islands approve social service reforms and student travel discounts, while Mazatlán welcomes its first September cruise and Spain's recreational boating market sees 7% growth.
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23 days ago
[BUSINESS] 7 sourcesOceania Cruises and Fred. Olsen announce new travel promotionsOceania Cruises and Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines have announced new promotional offers, including up to 50% off select Oceania sailings and up to £200 per person savings on Fred. Olsen Mediterranean cruises.
Sources
alinstantenoticias.com · atlanticohoy.com · diariodeavisos.com · interempresas.net · plataformanoticias.mx · promociones-aereas.com.ar · tribunadecanarias.es
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