We're currently booked on this 2-nighter, followed by 8 nights on the Carnival Miracle on 3/30/08. Then comes the Norwegian Sun for 1 night on 4/19/08. Next up is 2 nights on the Carnival Splendor on Nov. 15, 2008. Lastly, we are booked on another 2-nighter on the RCCL Navigator of the Seas on 1/29/09.
I am gloating over being booked on 5 cruises at one time, even if 4 of them are only a taste.
We're currently booked on this 2-nighter, followed by 8 nights on the Carnival Miracle on 3/30/08. Then comes the Norwegian Sun for 1 night on 4/19/08. Next up is 2 nights on the Carnival Splendor on Nov. 15, 2008. Lastly, we are booked on another 2-nighter on the RCCL Navigator of the Seas on 1/29/09.
I am gloating over being booked on 5 cruises at one time, even if 4 of them are only a taste.
Wow, sounds like fun to me.
Can't join you on the NCL 1 nighter in April, as we are going to Cabo San Lucas, MX.
Just did ship inspections of Navigator of the Seas, Carnival Miracle, and HAL Westerdam. All nice vessels, but I have to say I liked the Westerdam the best.
Wow, sounds like fun to me.
Can't join you on the NCL 1 nighter in April, as we are going to Cabo San Lucas, MX.
Just did ship inspections of Navigator of the Seas, Carnival Miracle, and HAL Westerdam. Al nice vessels, but I have to say I liked the Westerdam the best.
Sounds good. I love checking out the ships even if I'm not going on the cruise.
Sounds good. I love checking out the ships even if I'm not going on the cruise.
I did those inspections as part of my Travel Agent training and Cruise Line Industry Association(CLIA) Certification.
This is how we are able to tell our clients about the cruise line, the different classes of ships, and what's available on board, well, usually the ones who don't have a clue about cruising.
You two know how lucky you are to live so close to a port? Yeah, I guess you do.
Yes, if you think about the extra opportunities for cruises that we have and then figure how much money we have saved by not needing airfare...it's looking pretty good. Also, no hotel before or after a cruise, so another savings. Don't miss as much work, school, etc. because no travel time to and from the port needed. Wait, I think I'm talking myself into another cruise.
I did those inspections as part of my Travel Agent training and Cruise Line Industry Association(CLIA) Certification.
This is how we are able to tell our clients about the cruise line, the different classes of ships, and what's available on board, well, usually the ones who don't have a clue about cruising.
Are you doing the travel agent thing to pursue seriously or just for fun?
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