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While cruise ships can take you anywhere and everywhere, deciding where to go and when to go can often be overwhelming. That’s where we come in. Along with my daughter Britton Frost, our mission is to empower consumers like you to make informed cruise travel decisions.
We share top travel tips to make your trip to your cruise affordable and comfortable. In this post, we discuss ways to save on business class as well as when it is a good idea to “buy” points to upgrade. You’ll also learn our best tips for using websites to find the best flight deals – and much more.
As a veteran cruiser who has been on about 150 ships it is challenging to pick favorites. These three sailings were particularly memorable – and for very different reasons.
“Get off one ship and hop on to another the same day?” My husband Humberto asked when I told him it would be good to sail to the Caribbean on Holland America’s Nieuw Statendam in early November and after disembarking in Fort Lauderdale, hop on Crystal Cruises’ Crystal Serenity the same day.
Lindblad’s National Geographic Quest is unpretentious and sturdy, even utilitarian in design and appearance, writes Roderick Eime, who recounts his voyage from Panama in this special report.
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