MOULTONBOROUGH — New Hampshire-based CruCon Cruise Outlet is partnering with leading entertainment and lifestyle retailer, HSN, to offer customers exclusive deals across 17 major cruise lines. The partnership includes on-air appearances by CruCon Cruise Outlet founder Sandy Cleary starting Jan. 4, broadcasting to over 90 million households.

“We are absolutely thrilled to announce our partnership with HSN and to offer our clients even more exclusive offers and amenities,” said Cleary. “This is a great opportunity to introduce even more vacationers to the value of a cruise vacation as well as the importance of using the expertise of a travel agent in that process.”

“This joint venture will mark the first time HSN has partnered with a travel agency to focus on cruises. We know cruises are the vacation of choice for many of our customers,” said Sean Bunner, Vice President for New Business Development, HSN. “We are thrilled to partner with industry leader CruCon Cruise Outlet to offer consumers an innovative and trusted way to plan their next escape.”

The partnership includes exclusive deals across almost every major cruise line featuring worldwide itineraries from the Caribbean to Europe and more. CruCon Cruise Outlet, which has been crafting vacation dreams for more than 20 years, will work directly with clients to book their cruise by hand-selecting offers based on their interests and desired cruise experience.

To view some of the exclusive offerings, please visit http://www.crucon.com/hsn/.

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