- Norwegian Cruise Line is removing non-commissionable fares from its pricing structure
- The change is applying to bookings departing 1st May 2026
- Gary Anslow is confirming the move cements the Partner’s First approach
- The adjustment is typically increasing agent commissions by 1.5pc to 2.0pc
- Bookings are benefiting from the transparent process
Norwegian Cruise Line is removing non-commissionable fares from its pricing structure to increase travel agent commission earnings.
The change apply to bookings departing 1st May 2026 and is following a 2pc uplift during WAVE that covered bookings from 1st January to 31st March. Gary Anslow is confirming the move cements the Partner’s First approach and makes commission payments higher with a seamless booking process.
The adjustment is expected to increase agent commissions by 1.5pc to 2.0pc. Norwegian Cruise Line is focusing on higher earning potential for agents through the updated structure. Bookings are benefiting from the transparent process.
The removal applies across the line’s offerings and is supporting continued growth in England and Ireland markets.
Gary Anslow shared “From April 1st, to cement our ‘Partner’s First’ approach, we will remove NCFs for bookings departing 1st May 2026.”
