While Ned Levi continues to recommend virtually all international travelers obtain a passport, not a passport card as their primary travel identification document, even for Caribbean cruises, he found he had a persuasive reason to order a passport card along with his new passport.
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Laura asks whether the Oasis of the Seas is too big? Is it an island or a cruise ship? Do more options and passengers actually make the cruise experiences better? Or just different.
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Vega’s City Center concept, big cruise bargains, Ryanair finished at the bottom of another poll.
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Is the Jones Act a legitimate reason for a travel insurance company to deny a claim, or a convenient excuse? Depends on your perspective.
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No one wants to be stricken by a nasty gastrointestinal virus on a cruise. So to keep the traveling public informed, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention inspects ships and publishes the results. A score of 85 or lower is consider a “fail.” Some of the ships on this list are obscure charter operators, but others are familiar to anyone who cruises.
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“You have atrial fibrillation,” says the doctor. These are not the four words my husband, Terry wants to hear from his cardiologist a few days before we are scheduled to leave the country for a cruise from Southampton, England to the remote Norway fjords on the ultra-luxurious Queen Victoria ocean liner.
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