Future Voyage Credit vs. MNVV: What's the Difference?

Virgin has two "book-again" tools that people mix up. Both save you money on a future sailing, but they work differently.

MNVV (My Next Virgin Voyage)

A future-cruise deposit you buy on board for a small amount that rewards you with a fare discount plus matching onboard credit on a cruise you book later. It's a proactive "I know I'll be back" move — and you can tie it to us as your advisor.

Future Voyage Credit (FVC)

Generally credit you receive — for example, if a sailing is cancelled or changed — that you can apply toward a future booking. It's more of a "here's credit to use" situation than something you pre-buy.

Short version: MNVV = you plan ahead and buy savings; FVC = credit you've been given to redeem. We'll make sure whichever you have is applied correctly.

Have an MNVV or FVC to use? Bring it to us and we'll put it to work — with our lowest available price. Ask The Cruise Boys®.