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Cruising can be one of the most value-friendly vacations going. But how the heck do you choose from all the choices out there? Here are some resources (including non-traditional cruising, like freighters) and feedback.
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Comment by Victor Balbin on Tuesday When cruising the caribbean check out the typical music of Puerto Rico at BORICUA
Comment by Susan Schaefer on April 30, 2012 at 9:12am If I don't like the service I don't tip (or don't tip as well). The cruise line withholding what I do tip is not right.
Comment by Ed Wetschler on April 30, 2012 at 8:56am Crews on P&0 Cruises who are paid a basic salary of as little as 75p an hour face having extra tips from passengers withheld unless they hit performance targets. -The Guardian (UK) Management says this will improve service. Will it?
Comment by Nancy Mueller on April 23, 2012 at 4:54pm Just left a comment on Alan's article, Donna. What a remarkable story! Wow . . . Would you really be able to continue enjoying your cruise if you knew you had passed up the opportunity to help other passengers in distress??
Maritime law requires that a ship comes to the rescue if they see a distress signal. I was on Seabourn Odyssey this winter when the ship rescued three stranded fishermen in the South Pacific. The response of the passengers was generous: http://myitchytravelfeet.com/2012/02/22/seabourn-odyssey-rescue/
Comment by Susan Schaefer on April 20, 2012 at 9:10am Vincent,
Your vacation & how much you spent on it does not outweigh the lives lost on that other boat.
If you spent thousands of dollars to be on vacation and it was YOUR ship in distress (like the Costa Concordia) how would you feel if other ships / boats did not feel obligated to help you out?
Comment by Vincent Russo on April 20, 2012 at 9:04am This morning on talk radio there talking about the Carnival cruiseship that didn't stop to help a fishing boat. If I'm on that cruiseship and it's my vacation and I spent a lot of money, and there are a thousand other passengers just like me, should we really HAVE TO pause to help another boat? Shouldnt that be our choice to make?
Comment by Franco Polidori on March 11, 2012 at 7:54am Hi friends, looking for a printable daily news front page (USA or Europe) on the web to give every morning to my clients at the cruise terminal of Pisa/Florence Italy before starting our oenogastronomic tuor of Tuscany. Any address or suggestion?
One of our members has a question about dealing with currency issues on a cruise in Europe. If you can help, please respond to her at this link to our Ask A Travel Pro forum. Thanks!!
Comment by Franco Polidori on February 7, 2012 at 4:12am you are right bruce!!!! but, there is ever a but, I really tought that the problem was passengers did not like to have their fingers all inside theyr anus. maybe I was wrong, isn't it??????
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