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Fidelio Cruise Completes Seabourn Fleet Installation - Wednesday, November 30, 2011

The installation of state-of-the-art cruise software from Fidelio Cruise on board the Seabourn Spirit completes the IT systems upgrade across Seabourn's six-ship fleet. The six Seabourn vessels now carry a full range of the Hamburg-based firm's software, as well as the integrated MICROS® point-of-sale system.

 

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Simplified currency handling - Monday, August 22, 2011

Recent versions of SPMS now support automatic currency conversion for postings relating to shore excursions and spa bookings made in currencies other than that used on board ship. Prices for pre-paid, pre-booked and wait-listed excursions, as well as spa bookings and other services available on board can now be automatically converted into shipboard currency from other currency denominations.

 

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AffairWhere makes the most of function spaces

AffairWhere is the latest IT software to support the effective management of function space and banquet events for cruise lines.

 

Backstage Software’s event management software runs as a stand-alone application receiving group and delegate information directly from a cruise operator’s reservation system, or alternatively, works in conjunction with data from an existing Fidelio Cruise SPMS or SilverWhere database.

 

Shoreside, the reservation agents can book group events in advance, whilst on-board crew can use the shipboard mode to manage a ship’s function space efficiently and create Banquet Event Orders when required. This enables the booking of a ship’s function spaces to be optimised, with quicker response times and improved profitability.

 

 

Functionality includes:

 - The stClick to enlarge the screenshotatus of meeting spaces on all ships is monitored in The Function Book which allows multiple users and different views on the availability of meeting spaces.

 - Locations can be set up as usually available – a conference room – or usually not available – a restaurant, for example. Those locations marked “not available” can be approved for group events by authorised users.

 - When a meeting space is booked, banquet order items, with pricing and supplier information, can be added to the event and included in group event letters. Once the group is on board, these items are then delivered automatically by email to the correct provider for fulfillment. 

 - The system can store its own group data, or access group information from a SPMS or SilverWhere database. Once a particular group is selected, all relevant information is automatically displayed.

- Information is sent via the AffairWhere Export/Import process from shore to ship and back. Both shore and ship can book events which are then synchronised between the two databases.

Many cruise lines also use AffairWhere to manage all other shipboard events so that a complete event calendar can be communicated to cruise guests. Fidelio Cruise has the exclusive rights to market and implement SilverWhere and AffairWhere.

 

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