Cruise ship packing has a lot to do with what clothes you’ll need for the cruise and your excursions off the ship, but there are many other issues which significantly affect what you pack and how you pack it. Ned Levi examines many of the issues which affects packing for cruises and offers his top 7 cruise packing tips.
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Entertainment on the high seas, best 10 Alaskan eateries, TSA wants an increase in security fees
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Ned Levi examines shipboard crime for cruisers in light of recent cases of sexual assault aboard cruise ships, and how cruisers might take personal responsibility for their safety by using awareness, “streetsmarts,” and commonsense.
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Some people avoid the sun because of skin cancer dangers or personal preference. Others don’t even like the sun. Plus, most ships, even the older ones without bells and whistles, have plenty of indoor activities, including, of course, eating. But, cruise ships are known for deck-chair wars. Is there a solution?
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If all goes well, Asia’s cruise industry may attract seven million passengers per year, three times the number than previously projected.
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Shanghai’s floating cruise ship dock shows a big bet on Asia cruise market, unbundling airfares complicates rebooking and overwhelms systems, AA captain is running for governor of Vermont
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Over the years I have received a few offers for clients on cruises, usually a month or two in advance, asking them to consider switching to another date for a discount and an upgraded cabin.
But this year Holland America’s Oosterdam December 26 San Diego to Mexico 7-day sailing is taking things to a new level. And it’s now less than a week away.
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On the very first cruise I took, my husband and I were on a tight budget. And we were actually crazy enough to take a standby flight via Los Angeles to Acapulco the morning our ship was sailing. Proving that sometimes it is better to be lucky than good, we made the ship. With only a few tense moments, capped by the taxi driver first heading to the wrong pier.
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Steve Simmons and his family booked the trip of a lifetime – a South American sailing from Buenos Aires onboard Celebrity Cruises Infinity. The trip was meticulously planned two years in advance and included custom air arrangements. Imagine his dismay one month prior to the cruise to learn the flight schedule had changed separating family members.
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