Not for the faint hearted.
I have worked on the cruise industry for around 20 years now and can’t believe how much the industry has grown and has changed. I love the way it is developing to attract new customers and people of all tastes. When I started selling cruise it was very traditional and had an image of being […]
Read MoreSymphony of the Seas launches this week.
I love the launch of a new ship and this week sees the launch of Royal Caribbean’s latest ship Symphony of the Seas. The 4th Oasis Class ship she will be the largest passenger ship ever constructed at 228,021 gt and 1188 feet in length, pushing her sister ship Harmony of the Seas into second […]
Read MoreA break from routine with the Gymnastics World Cup
This week I’m looking forward to a great night out at the Gymnastics World Cup which is being held at the Arena in Birmingham. My son and I pictured above are both keen gymnasts ( or at least I used to be) and it is not often that big sporting events come our way so […]
Read MoreWhat does a sheltered balcony look like?
Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 often causes confusion because she has a few types of balcony cabin. She offers the standard obstructed view and clear view balcony cabins which most ships have and most of us have heard of and understand. She then also has ‘sheltered’ balconies which are a balcony cabin that has been cut into […]
Read MoreI love that Royal Caribbean are constantly updating.
Royal Caribbean have announced that they are carrying out $90 million worth of revitalisations to the Mariner of the Seas. This ship was launched in 2003 and is only 15 years, yet she is to undergo this massive refurbishment and is in line with the changes that are also being undertaken on board Independence of […]
Read MoreI’m barred from booking this cruise.
Following my recent article regarding the average age of cruisers becoming younger and younger I was interested to read this week about Uniworld’s new river cruise brand which is aimed specifically at the young market. U by Uniworld will offer 2 cruises the A and the B and they can only be booked by 21 […]
Read MoreThe average cruiser is younger than ever.
Cruise is a booming industry with record numbers of British passengers choosing to cruise and more interestingly younger and younger people choosing to cruise. The average age of the cruise passenger from the UK and Ireland it is 55 years, whilst globally it is just 46 years old. This is a combination of more families […]
Read MoreHappy New Year
I just wanted to wish all of you a wonderful and happy 2018. 2017 has been a challenging year with a series of events impacting us all. Across the year there were a number of horrendous terrorist attacks across the UK and Europe, hurricanes in the US and Far East, the collapse of Monarch Airlines […]
Read MoreFlying High with an A380
Last week myself and my colleagues were invited to Birmingham Airport for a tour around an Emirates A380 plane. I’ve never really seen myself as a plane spotter but I was being offered a day out of the office and everyone seems to rave about the A380 so I jumped at the opportunity. The day […]
Read MoreChanges to Princess Captain’s Circle Benefits
Princess cruises have this week announced major changes to their Captain’s Circle Club. As a sister brand to P&O, Princess have always allowed sailings with P&O to be counted towards Princess membership levels however from the 13th December this year, this will no longer be allowed. Any booking made from this date will no longer […]
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