Free cruise brochures are available online as well as in printed format. These brochures allow you to compare the various features and amenities offered by each line. You can also download the brochures and send them by mail if desired. These details will allow you to make an informed decision about which cruise is right for you. Below, you'll find information on several popular lines.
Crystal Experience
Crystal Experience's latest cruise brochure details all-inclusive ocean or river cruises starting in 2020. The cruise line is celebrating its 30th year in 2020, and the brochure highlights special savings for all 30 voyages. The brochure also features Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity.
Crystal redefined luxury cruising through its award-winning fleet and spectacular itineraries. Crystal's ships offer boutique-style luxury in some of the most exclusive harbors around the globe. Its expedition cruises transport its extraordinary elegance to remote corners of the world. Conde Nast Traveler's polls have awarded it the highest honours for a record number of years. It has also been named "World's Best", by Travel + Leisure, for 20 consecutive years.
PONANT
The brochure PONANT cruises features luxury expedition cruises. These trips explore the wonders of Asia, Africa, and Japan. These trips also include stops to Zanzibar (Tanzania) This is the cruise to choose if you want an unforgettable experience.
PONANT's brochure, which is 180 pages in length, gives travelers a behind-the scene look at the expedition experience as well as onboard amenities and new technology. PONANT has been acknowledged as an environmentally-conscious travel brand. Their brochure highlights their commitment to sustainability and conservation. The brochure also highlights the company's most sought-after itineraries.
Viking Line
Viking Line Cruises operates a fleet of river boats that travel along the rivers of Europe, Russia and China. The fleet boasts Scandinavian-inspired decor, lots of natural sunlight, and Swiss-trained staff. You can enjoy the best of Europe right from your stateroom.
Viking Cruises are an all-inclusive cruise that offers shore excursions, wine pairings and delicious on-board food. There are also staterooms and bath products that can be used on board. You'll also have complimentary drinks with all meals, and coffee and tea are available at any time. You will also receive gratuities, port charges, shore excursions, lectures and gratuities.
FAQ
Are cruise ships safe?
Yes, cruise ships can be very safe to travel on. Most cruise ships are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and security systems. Cruise ships must also comply with strict safety standards. Crew members receive extensive training and must pass background check. Passengers are screened upon boarding the ship. Some cruise lines require passengers' proof of immunization against certain diseases. If you ever have concerns about your safety while on board, contact the cruise line's customer relations department immediately.
What kind of cabin should I get?
Think about the space you need when choosing a cabin. Is it okay to share a bathroom with someone else? Would you prefer a private bathroom? Do you find noise essential? Do you prefer to spend your time in the dining room or in your stateroom? You should also consider whether you prefer an interior view or a balcony. Balconies offer more space but can sometimes be noisy. Interior views are generally quieter than balconies.
Where should my cruise take me?
It is important to consider the places you wish to visit if you are looking for different ports of calls. You can also use this information to help narrow down your search. You might choose a cruise that includes places such as Alaska and Bermuda, Canada, England. France. Greece. Italy. Spain. Turkey. If you are more into beaches and water sports, you might want an itinerary that includes destinations such as Jamaica, Aruba, Bahamas, Costa Rica, Panama, Hawaii, Tahiti, etc.
Book my cruise after or before I book my airfare.
It all depends where you are going. You will have more flexibility when it comes to dates if you book your cruise early. A cruise could be planned around summer months in Europe, for instance. To avoid paying high season prices, book your cruise if you're going to Asia or South America.
How does cruising work
You pay a deposit of $50-$100 when you reserve a cabin on a cruise. Your balance is due 30 days before departure. Check into your cabin after you arrive at port. You may also take part onboard activities.
Statistics
- For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
- You'll need to budget around $80 per person per day for this option – and an additional 18% gratuity. (travel.usnews.com)
- In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
- If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
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How To
How to book a cruise
A travel agency is the best place to book a cruise. The agency should arrange the booking, accommodation, insurance, payment arrangements, and deal with any other issues. You will be taken care of by the agent throughout the entire process to ensure that you get the best deal.
There are many ways to save money. Some people opt to directly go to the cruise company and purchase their tickets there. This is a great way to compare prices with what you would be paying if you booked through an agent. Another option is to visit CruiseCompare.com an online travel comparison site. Enter your details to see which companies have the lowest prices. Once you find one that suits your needs, you can book it directly.
Other options are available if you don't mind doing a little research. You could search online for a company that offers a package deal, where you can combine flight and accommodation. You can find many websites that offer packages like these.
You could also ask friends and family members about their experiences with different cruise lines. These people might be able give you some insight into the suitability of particular cruises for you.