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Maximize Your Cruise and Destination Experinece

Maximize Your Cruise and Destination Experinece

by Wood, Carolyn J
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Learn How You Can Get the Most Out of Your Cruise and Destination Experiences!

Veteran world cruisers with hundreds of days at sea, Carolyn Wood and Mary Jane Zabinski share a WEALTH OF INSIDER KNOWLEDGE and practical advice to guide you through the steps for an amazingly enjoyable cruise adventure!

This book delivers literally EVERYTHING you need to know to attain the travel heights you dream of and avoid the difficulties others may encounter. It achieves this by providing expert, travel-tested advice on topics such as:

  • Why a travel agent can get the best values
  • How to master those pesky passport and visa hurdles
  • Why travel insurance is a must
  • How to find a FREE house or pet sitter
  • Embracing cultural differences while interacting with locals
  • How to maximize your port experiences
  • Ways to juggle the intricacies of foreign currencies
  • Enjoying your sunny days and romantic nights at sea plus so much more

The authors also share several marvelous adventures they experienced during their travels to 110 countries. With over 250 photos from around the globe as well as compelling anecdotes and enchanting stories, Maximize Your Cruise and Destination Experience is not only an informative go-to-manual, it's a delight to read.

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Pub dateJan 1, 2016
ISBN-100996411607
ISBN-139780996411608
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-05-02 09:41
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