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The only thing better than taking a cruise is taking two cruises! Known as a back to back (or B2B) or in industry nomenclature, consecutive cruising, taking two cruises in a row on the same ship is an… Continue Reading
OK, you’ve booked that cruise, and it’s almost time to go. Surely you will need three steamer trunks and a carry on, right?! NOT! Packing can certainly be as subjective as food, but it’s completely… Continue Reading
Harmony of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s newest Oasis-class vessel, is progressing towards completion at the STX France shipyards. Harmony will be just a few millimeters longer than… Continue Reading
Picking the right cruise line for you can be critical to maximizing your cruise vacation experience. “Which cruise line is right for me?” is one of most often asked questions in cruise. The… 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
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
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
The crown and anchor are a symbol of Royal Caribbean, and fittingly, the name of their loyalty program is The Crown and Anchor Society. Crown and Anchor won “Best Overall Loyalty Program”… Continue Reading
No one wants to pay full price when you can get a discount. And there are many ways you can save money when you travel. But did you know that monogamy can save you money when you travel? Being a… Continue Reading
There’s more to elite status than meets the eye. Many readers will be intimately familiar with the benefits of holding elite status with airlines, hotels, and even rental car companies. But what about… Continue Reading