Carnival offers new work-fare program: Travel Weekly

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. -- Carnival Cruise Lines will be the first cruise company to enable consumers to pay for their cruises through automatic payroll deductions.

Genesis Travel, which described itself as a payroll-deduction company, will provide that functionality for Carnival.

Passengers won't be using tax-free monies and employers presumably won't be providing matching funds, but this kind of thing could catch on.

Genesis Travel CEO Simon Reynolds said that "for people who don't have the discipline to save, don't have credit worthiness, this is going to be a viable option. This is an easy way to plan for a vacation."

National Leisure Group's The Vacation Store will process the program's reservations through a call center.

To contact reporter Rebecca Tobin, send e-mail to [email protected].

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