Cruise reunions
More and more reunions are finding cruising a splendid way for a very relaxing event with little or no work to accomplish a memorable time.
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Welcome to Reunions Magazine. Reunion planning starts here.
It is not possible to answer the question: “How much does a cruise cost?” There are many factors and variables that affect cost including dates, duration, destination(s), cabin type and ports of embarkation and debarkation. The best rates are usually in spring and fall and non-holiday seasons. Compare rates to the duration to get the best deal. More: http://reunionsmag.com/gettingstarted/finding_cruises.html
Welcome to Reunions Magazine. Reunion planning starts here.
The pool bar is always popular, as are many other things to do. There are spas, miniature and electronic golf, exercise facilities, rock wall climbing, zipline, walking and jogging tracks, basketball courts, hot tubs, swimming pools, giant waterslides … and that’s just the beginning.
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Welcome to Reunions Magazine. Reunion planning starts here.
The advantages for you, the planner, are many! Find a reliable cruise travel agent (we recommend Brian Forrester at Holiday Cruises and Tours, brian@hcttravel.com) who can handle all the details. You sign only one agreement. There are no cancellation or attrition clauses. No ADA concerns because the cruise line will take care of individuals with disabilities in your group. Your members book their own shore excursions, according to their interests and abilities.
Welcome to Reunions Magazine. Reunion planning starts here.
What’s there to do? Your reunion members will ask what there is to do on a cruise ship and you can tell them they will never, ever want for something to do. For the shoppers in your group, there are many shopping opportunities onboard the ship for duty free items and souvenirs. There is also shopping to look forward to in ports of call where local vendors and craftspersons are eager to sell!
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If planning a reunion is your responsibility and you have the freedom to explore all options, do not overlook the idea of a cruise reunion. Many reunion planners don’t broach the subject of cruising because they haven’t experienced it themselves or they think it costs too much. But a Seminar@Sea will solve the first problem and some startling information will take care of the second.
