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“Just Read the Room”: Travel Advisors React to the Royal Caribbean-Sandals Partnership (opens the original)
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Many travel advisors were taken aback when Sandals and Royal Caribbean announced their new partnership earlier this week. But at the Travel Market Symposium in Texas, travel advisor Christina Royer came up with a vision of the future that seems to explain it all. As one river cruise company after another touted its expanded in-port destination immersion program and increasing number of overnights at the TRAVELSAVERS and NEST conference, Royer suggested that Royal Caribbean Group is following th
ASTA Takes on American Express Over Cruise Credit Change That Cuts Out Travel Advisors (opens the original)
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A change to the American Express cruise benefit has luxury travel advisors up in armsâand ASTA is taking the issue directly to American Express. Effective September 15, American Express Platinum Card Members will only receive the cardâs up-to-$300 onboard cruise credit when they book eligible cruises directly through Amex Travel. Cruises booked through independent travel advisors, online travel agencies (OTAs) and other third-party sites will no longer qualify. The policy change is creating
From Ground Zero to Stranded Cruises: 25 Years Later, Travel Advisors Remember 9/11 (opens the original)
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On the day the Twin Towers collapsed, Dennis Post recalls, he was a reservist with the U.S. Coast Guard Port Security in St. Petersburg, FL.  âMy entire unit of 130+ members was immediately deployed, to New York City and then to Boston, due to the additional threats in that area. Our mission was to patrol the ports and keep people safe around our nation.â For weeks, he recalls, âWe didnât know how to navigate this New World we were living in. People didnât want a cruise, didnât w
Margaritaville at Sea CEO Teases 2027 Galveston, Annual Pass, and New Beachcomber Details (opens the original)
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Forest Hills, Queens, NYâChristopher Ivy canât reveal everything just yet. But the CEO of Margaritaville at Sea is more than willing to offer a few tantalizing hints about whatâs ahead for the rapidly expanding cruise line. The biggest news? Margaritaville at Sea is looking to partner with travel advisors as it launches its third ship and heads to Galveston in 2027âand its popular annual pass will return, covering all three ships in the fleet. Thereâs more. New itineraries are i
In Low River Water Hell: Travel Advisors Navigate the Shallows of Europe River Cruise Season (opens the original)
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With fully half of the record-breaking $10 million her agency has on the books right now tied up in river cruising, Beth Schulberg is in âlow river water hell,â she says. Just like after COVID, the phone never stops ringing at her agency, Cruise and Travel Specialists, with customers calling to ask for advice on whether to go or to cancel. Each cancellation will cost her the commission she was planning on, but the wrong advice may well cost her a customer. While low water has been an issue i
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