River Cruising and the solo traveler
Are you a solo traveler? Fantastic - you can make you're own agenda and do only the things you want to do. But is a river cruise a good option? This is a common question which we'll deal with in this post.
Are you a solo traveler? Fantastic - you can make you're own agenda and do only the things you want to do. But is a river cruise a good option? This is a common question which we'll deal with in this post.
Why do people choose to travel? At the Avoya 2017 conference several travel suppliers provided answers and we thought you'd be interested. Here's five great reasons to travel:
Here's 6 trip preparation tips to make sure your next trip is nice and smooth:
This continues our series on Alternative Suppliers and why you should ask about them. This post describes what an alternative supplier is and what it means. In ocean cruises, there are several generic categories that are used to describe various suppliers. There's mass market - think Carnival and Royal Caribbean. There's premium lines like Celebrity, Princess, Holland America. And then there's luxury brands. (Oceania and Azamara would add an additional category between premium and luxury for their brands). Regent is surely a luxury brand.
Should you leave the night before your cruise leaves? This is a question we frequently get. Here's the scenario: your cruise leaves from Florida at 5 pm on a Wednesday and embarkation starts at 1 pm. You have concerns about missing your cruise due to travel issues. What if you don't make it in time? Here's some considerations:
Did you see the NY times article called "How to Pick a Travel Agent"? It lists four tips to find the perfect agent. While some of these tips are fine, I'll comment on each as well as provide some additional considerations. Here's the NY Times articles main points: