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…://www.60secondcruisetips.com and https://www.tipsfortravellers.com/cruise-travelers-handbook With the growth in cruising destinations are likely to have multiple ships in port at the same time as yours. As the towns, attractions and sights can get crowded when multiple cruise lines are visiting, planning your time on land in advance is important. The website I use to help plan my port activities is called CruiseTimetables.com. The site has detail…

…://www.60secondcruisetips.com and https://www.tipsfortravellers.com/cruise-travelers-handbook Subscribe free to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio Passengers going on ocean cruises are increasingly booking as late as they can. There is plenty of capacity, many ships do similar itineraries and so there are loads of deals and incentives. Especially after the 90-day cut-off point when those who have pre-booked have to pay their final balance. O…

…0-Second Cruise Tips, Gary Bembridge, author of “The Cruise Traveler’s Handbook“, “Essential Cruise Tips” and “River Cruising Essential Tips and Tricks” shares another cruise tip. This time it is: Cruise contract watch-outs When you book and pay your fare you are agreeing to the terms of the cruise line contract. You are unlikely to be given a copy of it but can access it online, in the brochure or requesting a copy from your cruise agent. Here ar…

…y and reliability of the operator and guides. It is convenient and easy to book online through the cruise line’s site before the voyage or on board. You can apply any on-board credits you have against the cost. A crew member escorts the tour, in addition to the guide, for added security and reassurance in the event of issues. The ship guarantees to wait for your return even if it is delayed or late getting back to the ship. In my experience, most…