Category Archives for "Cruises".
Thinking about a cruise line status match? Historically, cruise line’s have not matched elite status the way the airline programs you may be more accustomed to have. However, elite status reciprocity… Continue Reading
Le Club Voyage is the loyalty program of Azamara Club Cruises. The company, a division of Royal Caribbean, is a small ship line focused on unique experiences in ports the larger ships cannot visit. According… Continue Reading
They say everything is bigger in Texas. And when it comes to the Port of Galveston, they might be correct. The Port of Galveston welcomed Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas. The Liberty of the… Continue Reading
Captain’s Club is the loyalty program of Celebrity Cruises, a line with a history of attentive service and fine dining. Now a division of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., the company continues its… Continue Reading
Princess Cruises brings cruise line loyalty to new heights with its Captain’s Circle. Princess, of course, is the line that many of us identify with our first vicarious sailing experience via television’s… Continue Reading
The mouse abides at Disney, of course, but Disney Cruise Line’s Castaway Club brings more to your Disney cruise than Mickey and Minnie. In fact, it’s not unusual to find adults cruising alone… Continue Reading
Detailed review of the Norwegian Getaway. This 2nd part covers dining including the many different types of restaurants and food on board the Getaway. Continue Reading
Latitudes Rewards is the loyalty program of Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL). According to NCL, “Latitudes Rewards is our way of saying thank you to our most loyal guests. Members enjoy exclusive onboard… Continue Reading
A detailed review of the Norwegian Getaway. This first part covers my recent itinerary, the embarkation process & the various types of staterooms offered. Continue Reading
Carnival, the biggest cruise company, likes to use the tagline “fun ships” and their loyalty program plays along. Known as the VIFP Club, you aren’t just a very important person, but… Continue Reading