168 units of alcohol: just an average week on a cruise ship

“A cruise is one of the most relaxing holidays out there and it is evident
from our research that passengers are certainly relaxing with a few
alcoholic beverages,” said a spokesman for Bonvage.co.uk.

Cruise lines vary when it comes to charging for alcoholic drinks. Several
high-end lines, including Regent,
Crystal,
Seabourn,
SeaDream
and Silversea all
include gratuities and soft and alcoholic drinks (including champagne) in
the headline fare, although premium brands will not be included.

The majority of cruise lines, however, charge passengers extra for all
alcoholic drinks.

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