Cruise ship staterooms are where you stay during the time you are on a cruise. They come in several different categories. The cheapest and most basic cruise ship stateroom is known as an inside cabin. They are small, have no windows but can be quieter than other staterooms, since they are located in the interior of the ship. If you are low on money and plan on not spending much time in your stateroom, inside cabins are the way to go.
Entries from January 2008
Cruise Ship Staterooms
January 31st, 2008 · No Comments
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Gentlemen Hosts and Cruising
January 30th, 2008 · No Comments
If you are a single man between the ages of 40 and 70, and you have a talent for dancing, you may want to consider signing up to be a gentleman host on a luxury cruise ship. What is a gentleman host? They teach dance classes and agree to be dance partners for single women. In return for their services, they will receive free room and board during the time they are on the cruise. They may also get a small stipend.
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Pet-Friendly Cruise Ships
January 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment
When most people prepare for their cruise trip, they have to place their pets in a kennel. This is because the majority of commercial cruise ships won’t allow pets, for two reasons. The first is due to health concerns, since it can be difficult getting an animal to relieve itself on a cruise ship in a sanitary manner. The second is in regards to the legalities that arise in allowing animals to enter the ports at which a cruise ship docks.
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Free Cruises for the Military
January 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Being in the military can earn you a lot of perks, but few are aware that some cruise lines are offering free cruises for military personnel. Discovery Cruise Line is an example. Since 2003 Discovery Cruise Line has given hundreds of free cruises for military personnel. The only requirement is that the person must have served in Iraq or Afghanistan during the year in which the free cruise is being offered.
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Christian Cruises
January 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Secular cruises could offer temptations that many Christians would prefer not to be exposed to. For example, with a secular cruise, there is alcohol, gambling and other forms of entertainment that may not be in lieu with a Christian lifestyle, at least if the person is more conservative. Fortunately, Christians can still have fun on a cruise… they may just want to consider taking special Christian cruises.
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Taking Your Kids with You on Your Cruise
January 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Some people believe that cruises and kids don’t mix. They may think that a cruise is too boring for a child or that cruises are intended for more romantic, adult getaways. Well, while parents are entitled to have a private vacation every now and then, cruises can still be an excellent alternative when they are planning a more family-oriented vacation. And the notion that a cruise would be boring for a child is far from the case. This is because most cruise ships offer a wealth of activities specially geared for children and teenagers.
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How to Make Sure Your Cruise Excursion Runs Smoothly
January 15th, 2008 · No Comments
A cruise excursion can be an exciting and interesting part of any cruise. You get to see the local sights and participate in enjoyable activities. However, people sometimes have trouble taking pleasure in the fun of the excursions because they have not prepared properly. Others have their trips ruined by careless actions while on shore. There are some things you can do to help your excursions run smoothly.
Gather What You Need
It is always irritating when you get off the ship and find that you have forgotten something important. You will do best if you think out what you will need for any given shore excursion. Sunscreen is almost always needed, no matter what the outing. Then, you will have to think about appropriate clothing for the activity.

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Many people get out and suddenly remember that they have forgotten their cameras. You will want a video record of your trip. Bring your camera or camcorder and if it is appropriate, an underwater camera is a great thing to have. Also make sure you have whatever you need for your camera - film for a 35mm or batteries for a digital camera.
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