22/01/2024
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22/01/2024
MSC cruises, 40% off cruises with drinks, wifi and more included, kids sail free drop me a line if interested
18/08/2023
Look at that whale off of Cape Cod
15/08/2023
I want to let everyone know that when you see a deal let's say for a cruise of $299.00 per person that fare is only for the cruise and inside cabin, that does not include all the other fees that need to be added. Hope this clears up a few questions.
15/08/2023
Don't wait till the last minute to book your vacation. Waiting my cause you to miss out on some excursions that may be sold out.
04/08/2023
Would like to say thank you to all our family and friends for their warm wishes for our anniversary. We love you all.
06/07/2023
20 HOURS LEFT FOR SALE!!!!!
For anyone who always wanted to do a transatlantic cruise this is for you. For 2 people, balcony cabin, sailing out of Fort Lauderdale, leaving on May 2, 2024, for 13 nights cruise, port charges and taxes for $4,300.42, this does not include gratituties, travel insurance or airfare from the UK on My 15th. You will be at sea for 6 days, stopping in Azores, at sea for 2 days, then Cork, Ireland, Dorset, UK, Belgium and England. Let me know if your interested.
20/06/2023
For a limited time, Carnival has some cruises from $209.00 per person, call or drop me a note for information
02/04/2023
Do you want a deal, Celebrity cruises 75% off second guest book now before it's gone
02/04/2023
Norwegian cruise-- Feel Free To Take in All In -- 50% off. All cruises free at sea all inclusive FREE AIRFARE, FREE UNLIMITED BAR, FREE SPECIALTY DINING, FREE EXCURSIONS, FREE WIFI, FREE 3rd and 4th GUESTS, UP TO $3,450 FREE
05/08/2022
Fred relaxing before we leave
05/08/2022
On our to Boston, Donna is the navigator
03/08/2022
2 more days till cruise not that bad but still swollen
29/07/2022
Day 3
Now I have another black eye working, 7 days till our cruise
28/07/2022
I am attaching a photo of what happened to me the other day, I had a bad fall but no bones we're broken so I am feeling grateful for this. We are leaving on August 5th for a cruise and I will keep everyone informed of how my face looks on the day of and I will keep you updated about our trip
26/07/2022
Fred, my daughter Donna, her husband Ray and I will be leaving on Aug 5th for Bermuda, I am going to try to video our trip with pics to post hope you'll love them
05/04/2022
There is still room on the Mardi Gras for Dec 3rd, 2022 to join us with Patricia Handrigan-La Croix and John Lacroix. Prices start at $579.00, drop me a line or call.
05/04/2022
CDC CEASES COVID WARNINGS FOR CRUISES
The CDC removed its Travel Health Notice for cruising, which issued warning levels for the potential of contracting Covid -19 on ships. Travelers will make their own risk assessment when choosing to travel on a cruise ship, much like they do in all other travel settings.
07/06/2021
Royal Caribbean International will not require passengers to be vaccinated on cruises launching this summer in Florida and Texas, reversing a policy that guests eligible for the vaccine must have it.
“Guests are strongly recommended to set sail fully vaccinated, if they are eligible,” the cruise line said in a statement. “Those who are unvaccinated or unable to verify vaccination will be required to undergo testing and follow other protocols, which will be announced at a later date.”
Royal said that its entire crew will be fully vaccinated.
Royal made the change when it revealed the launch of six ships this summer from ports in Florida and Texas in July and August, with the first revenue sailing departing July 2 on the Freedom of the Seas. The line did not say whether the change is in response to the Florida law that prohibits companies from requiring proof of vaccination from customers. Businesses can be fined $5,000 per violation.
Royal passengers sailing to Alaska this summer who are 16 years of age or older still must be fully vaccinated, and those 12 or older as of Aug. 1.
Royal Caribbean CEO Michael Bayley said that the vast majority of Royal Caribbean passengers are getting vaccinated.
“Thanks in large part to the successful rollout of vaccines, the world of adventure is beginning to open up, and we are all excited to start delivering great vacations to our guests, who have increasingly told us they are getting vaccinated,” Bayley said. “As of today, 90% of all vacationers booking with Royal Caribbean are either vaccinated or planning to get vaccinated in time for their cruise.”
Signature Travel Network CEO Alex Sharpe said that Royal Caribbean is “comfortable with a safe return to service, especially with the knowledge that they will likely be over the ‘herd immunity’ threshold by default.”
Sharpe said that the Florida law “is likely having an impact on their decision, though [Royal] has made clear that the safety of all passengers is paramount and is the ultimate driver of all their decisions. As we have learned these past 16 months, the situation is fluid and decisions made today will likely change as the U.S. and world tackle Covid.”
He further called Royal’s decision “evidence of their continued monitoring and response to the level of risk as it evolves.”
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This report was edited on Sunday evening to add commentary from Signature CEO Alex Sharpe.
07/06/2021
Royal Caribbean International will launch six ships this summer from ports in Florida and Texas in July and August, with the first revenue sailing departing July 2 on the Freedom of the Seas.
The line’s newest ship, Odyssey of the Seas, will launch its first cruises on July 3 from Fort Lauderdale on six- and eight-night Caribbean cruises. Royal said it plans to reintroduce its full fleet worldwide by year’s end and will have 12 ships in service by summer’s end, in the Bahamas, Caribbean, Alaska and Europe.
“This is it,” said Michael Bayley, CEO of Royal Caribbean International. “Vacationers can finally plan to take their precious time off this summer and truly get away after what has been a challenging time for everyone.”
Royal’s summer U.S. summer lineup will be:
• Freedom of the Seas: 3- and 4-day Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay sailings from Miami, starting July 2.
• Odyssey of the Seas: 6- and 8-day Southern and Western Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale, starting July 3.
• Serenade of the Seas: 7-day Alaska sailings from Seattle, starting July 19.
• Allure of the Seas: 7-day Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, starting Aug. 8.
• Ovation of the Seas: 7-day Alaska itineraries from Seattle, starting Aug. 13.
• Symphony of the Seas: 7-day Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings from Miami, starting Aug. 14.
• Independence of the Seas: 7-day Western Caribbean sailings from Galveston, starting Aug. 15.
• Mariner of the Seas: 3- and 4-night Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay sailings from Port Canaveral, starting Aug. 23.
Royal said that as of June 4, it has received approval to conduct simulated cruises on the Freedom, Odyssey, Allure, Symphony, Mariner and Independence. The line will launch the Harmony of the Seas in Europe on Aug. 15, on seven-day sailings from Barcelona and Rome. The new plans for the U.S and Europe add to Royal’s previously announced plans to return to sailing with the Adventure of the Seas from the Bahamas on June 12 and the Anthem of the Seas from the U.K. and Jewel of the Seas from Cyprus in July.
Michael Bayley thanked the states, municipalities and ports for helping to vaccinate crew, calling it an act of humanity.
“This act of understanding and humanity has been deeply appreciated, and we are grateful for their support, which is enabling the health and safety of our guests, crew members and the communities we visit,” he said.
Bayley also said that that the vast majority of Royal Caribbean passengers are getting vaccinated. “Thanks in large part to the successful rollout of vaccines, the world of adventure is beginning to open up, and we are all excited to start delivering great vacations to our guests, who have increasingly told us they are getting vaccinated,” Bayley said. “As of today, 90% of all vacationers booking with Royal Caribbean are either vaccinated or planning to get vaccinated in time for their cruise.”
07/06/2021
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07/06/2021
You’ll pay only $99 for all three nights for your family of four at the newly renovated S.R. Hotel on Hilton Head Island.
13/05/2021
Now that all adults have received the vaccine also children, and cruises trying to get back to normalcy. What about a December cruise on the brand new Mardi Gras. Below is all the information.
Departure Date December 3, 2022 Port Canaveral
Prices start at $559.00 per person
Itinerary:
Sat: Port Canaveral
Sun: Fun day at Sea
Mon: Fun date at Sea
Tues: San Juan, Puerto Rico 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Wed: Amber Cove, Dominican Republic 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thurs: Grand Turk 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Fri: Fun day at Sea
Sat: Port Canaveral
Now home to relax from your cruise after having a grand time with friends and family.
If interested please call me at 727-543-4945 or email me at [email protected]
Hoping to hear from you. Stay safe and healthy.
12/04/2021
Just in, ends soon, book a balcony 12/3/23 on the carnival mardi gras for 799 per person
Call or text me
12/04/2021
Just in, book a balcony cove for 12/3/23 7 days for 799 per person call me or text for details
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