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Cruise Tips – What’s Included and What's Not Rated by 1 users
By: Nick, In TravelHits - Today: 37, This Week: 0, Month: 0, Total: 0Updated: Saturday, June 23, 2007 Choosing your first cruise is generally the most difficult. Once you have the hang of it, the choices get much easier. When you have made some decisions on itinerary, cruise line and ship, there are a few tips that will help to make your cruise experience an enjoyable and memorable one. It’s always a good idea to know what’s generally included in the price you pay for a cruise and what’s not.
Included in your cruise price: Ship transportation, cabin accommodations, all of your meals, a variety of entertainment choices, steward service for your cabin.
Not included: Air fare (unless part of an air/sea package), alcoholic beverages, often soft drinks not consumed with a meal, casino gambling, port charges (unless specifically designated as being included), laundry, off-ship phone calls, some activities (for example bingo and wine-tastings) and tips to the cabin steward, dining room waiter and busboy.
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