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Rugby Legends confirm they will be cruising during Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand

Rugby Legends confirm they will be cruising during Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand

Author: NRMA MediaDate: 06 October 2010

Nick Farr-Jones, Mark Ella, Bob Dwyer and Gordon Bray will cruise to Rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011) New Zealand aboard the five-star cruise ship, ms Volendam. The Volendam, chartered exclusively by Adventure World Travel, will depart Sydney and cruise to New Zealand for the 'must see' sporting event of 2011.
RWC 1991 winning Australian captain, Nick Farr-Jones, RWC 1991 winning Australian coach, Bob Dwyer, Australian Rugby legend and 1984 Grand Slam team member, Mark Ella, and the 'voice of Rugby', renowned commentator, Gordon Bray, will be integral members of the Adventure World Rugby family over the final three weeks of RWC 2011.

The Volendam will be transformed into a floating 'Rugby Paradise' with the four Rugby luminaries as passengers and presenters; giving fellow travellers insights into Rugby and RWC 2011 drawn from their experience and in-depth Rugby knowledge.

Adventure World's RWC 2011 General Manager, Nigel Adams, said the presence of the four Rugby greats on the Volendam would provide passengers with a unique RWC 2011 experience.

"We have created an opportunity for Rugby fans that equates to a once-in-a-lifetime experience for them, their partners and families." Mr Adams said.

The cruise includes five-star accommodation plus guaranteed combinations of RWC 2011 quarter-final, semi-final, Bronze final and Finals match tickets.

Adventure World Travel (AWT) is a wholly owned subsidiary of the NRMA Group and an Official Travel Agent for Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand Rugby World Cup is the third largest sporting Tournament in the world (based on television audience) and RWC 2011 is expected to draw a television audience of over 4.5 billion, with around 1.5 million spectators and more that 60,000 international visitors to New Zealand.

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