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Category: Cruise
The Art of Cruise Upselling: Top Tips From Avoya Travel’s Tammie Richie
Guests who book a cruise suite, rather than an inside, oceanview or balcony stateroom may have higher guest satisfaction for their cruise vacation. After all, they’ll enjoy more space, more luxurious “digs” and, above all, exclusive amenities and perks other guests …
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CLIA Welcomes Cruise.com as Premier Agency Member
CLIA, MPI Launch Online Certificate Program for Travel Agents CLIA’s Bud Darr to Assume New Role With MSC Group CLIA: Awareness, Popularity of Cruises Continues to Rise
Cruise ships offer the first underwater lounges
Going on a cruise is a travel experience like no other. Now, four different ships are planning to add their first-ever below-sea-level lounges, giving passengers the chance to feel a whole lot more in touch with nature. The company, Ponant, is …
Children under 16 cruise free on select CroisiEurope cruises
French river cruise line CroisiEurope has introduced a series of Family Club cruises on which children under 16 will be allowed to cruise for free or at a discounted rate. On the Family Club cruises, families of four (two parents …
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Royal Caribbean’s Biggest New Cruise Ship Passes Construction Milestone
The newest member of Royal Caribbean International’s Oasis class of ships, Symphony of the Seas, is now one step closer to full completion as its April 2018 debut approaches. With the exterior now complete, Symphony of the Seas was floated …
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77% of agents report rise in cruise sales
CLIA said a survey of travel agents found 77% reporting cruise sales are up in 2017. The group’s first 2017 Travel Agent Cruise Industry Outlook Report also found that three quarters of agents expect an increase in consumer spending in …
Need to travel with a dog? Try cruising this luxury liner
The real VIPs aboard the iconic Cunard Liner Queen Mary 2 live on Deck 12 with their own bedding and, sometimes, speciality food brought from home. Guests come to gawk at these guests– especially during their photo shoot– but are …
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Un-Cruise’s Pacific Northwest sailings to focus on adventure
Un-Cruise Adventures said that the SS Legacy will do one-way, eight-day adventure itineraries on the Columbia and Snake rivers in 2018. Previously, the Pacific Northwest cruises had emphasized the history of the region. Next year, the Legacy will be re-equipped …
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Best of the Best: 4 Trains and Cruise Ships That are Bringing Back Slow Travel
Regent Seven Seas ExplorerClaiming to be the the “most luxurious ship ever built” might seem a risky proposition. After all, if the “unsinkable” Titanic taught us anything, it’s that grandiose declarations can end in disaster. But Regent Seven Seas—the Miami-based …
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