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Getting Disembarkation Day Right 0

Cruise Tips

The Best Way To End Your Cruise: Getting Disembarkation Day Right

…if you are putting your luggage out keep the tear off tag from the luggage label, that will remind you what allocated slot you have and, as some cruise lines require us to show our luggage tag colour to let you off the ship, the allocated time. Finally, when packing, don’t pack the cruise line umbrella, dressing gown, binoculars or other bits and pieces around the cabin. You will likely be charged for those and often at a much higher amount than i…

These 7 Things Throw Norwegian Fjords Cruisers Every Time! 2

Cruise Tips / Norway

These 7 Things Throw Norwegian Fjords Cruisers Every Time!

…ke design. And of course, they have trolls everywhere. Always check on the label where they’re made. I would stress again that Norway is very expensive. The currency is the Norwegian kroner, and because it’s not the Euro, the exchange rate is more complicated, it’s easy to get confused about how much you’re paying. Make sure you understand it. On the plus side, many of the souvenir shops will take Euros and some will take dollars or UK Sterling. I…

I Tried the World's “Most Popular Small Ship Cruise” Line 0

Cruise Tips

I Tried the World’s “Most Popular Small Ship Cruise” Line: Windstar Cruises

…ut the overall dress code was very relaxed. This was not a flashy designer label for dinner experience, it was more like when I have been on an expedition cruise. In short, were what you bring and wear was low on the list. Personal Feel The third thing was with a maximum of 312 guests and 200 crew. People said they liked that they got to know the crew and vice versa. They liked always being called by name. As the same crew would man lunch, dinner,…

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Cruise Tips

Why Are People Still Falling for these CRUISE CABIN TRAPS?

…going to hear how I disagree with some key cabin advice that other cruise bloggers and vloggers give. Cruise Cabin Trap #1 The biggest trap and the reason most people end up having a less than optimal cabin experience is because of booking “guaranteed fares”. Let me explain what a guaranteed fare is, and importantly why cruise lines absolutely love people booking them. This should be a big red flag in the first place. And why I never do this. A g…

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GPSmyCity App – Special Offer for Tips For Travellers

…rn cross between a guidebook and a guide. The app uses guides from leading bloggers and travel writers who have explored over 600 cities around the world, with more added all the time.  It is available for both Apple IOS and Android phones. After downloading the free App, simply search the destination you will be visiting. You can download an article about the place full of tips and advice onto your phone, all based on the first-hand experiences o…

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GPSMyCity Offer. Free Tips For Travellers Content on the App

…rn cross between a guidebook and a guide. The app uses guides from leading bloggers and travel writers who have explored over 600 cities around the world, with more added all the time. It is available for both Apple IOS and Android phones. After downloading the free App, simply search the destination you will be visiting. You can download an article about the place full of tips and advice onto your phone, all based on the first-hand experiences of…

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25 Top UK Travel Influencers

…created a list of their favourite Travel Writers and Blogs, saying “travel bloggers provide people with something to dream about and look forward to while grinding away at their job desk. The website design, luscious write up and sheer passion about travelling is something that we all admire and as such it’s not easy to distinguish amongst our favourites. However, purely in terms of putting things in order we have decided to rate our favourite blo…

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Cruise Ship / MSC / MSC Preziosa / transportation

8 Questions MSC Cruises asked about my MSC Preziosa Experience

…regular, and enthusiastic, cruiser I was asked to be one of the ‘Official Bloggers” covering the launch and maiden voyage of the last of 4 “Fantasia” Class ships to join the MSC Cruise fleet. This is what they wanted to know about my experience: You’re a seasoned cruiser, but this is the first time you’ve sailed with MSC. How has this trip differed from your past experiences at sea? Younger, more diverse, more “European” and cosmopolitan! The who…

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Berlin / Germany

ITB Berlin: The World’s Largest Travel Show, Walking Expedition & Travel Love Fest

…are only open to Travel Trade Customers along with journalists and travel bloggers. Unlike WTM (World Travel Market) held in London in November each year, they do open the doors to the public on the closing weekend. ITB Berlin. People and Faces I saw. Me and President Obama. Some waving cows / dogs. People in historical or local costumes everywhere. Internet Fitness YouTube Star Davey Wavey with Luthansa LGBT event Should you go to ITB Berlin? If…

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Cruise Ship / MSC / MSC Preziosa / transportation

MSC Preziosa: Exploring The Difference Between a Great & Average Travel Experience

…s while on-board the MSC Preziosa Maiden Voyage as one of the MSC Official Bloggers I feel that too many travel articles, and reviews, focus only on the physical side of what a traveller can expect from a destination, hotel, train, ship or plane. However, a great travel experience is created by people not by things. If we have a great experience when travelling it is usually due to someone, or some group of people, involved in the service around o…

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KLM-Air France

KLM Japanese Cooking Class Experience

…ass To celebrate the increasing of some routes to Japan, KLM invited a few bloggers to attend a Japanese home style cooking class run by Atsuko’s Kitchen. In addition to learning (and getting to eat) some amazing food, I also learnt that KLM offer a busy schedule of flights to Japan: Fukuoka: three weekly flights, departing from across the UK and connecting via Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. From Summer 2014, frequencies will increase to four weekly…