Free cruising
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Tuesday, 31 October 2006

Don’t think that you can’t able to cruise for free.  In fact it is not as hard as you might think. You have to make a group of your friends and family and you can earn free passage and group benefits. According to some cruise lines a group cruise consist of 16 people can occupy eight cabins. You may be the 16th person or the tour conductor will get chance of free cruises. You have to work as the tour conductor with a travel agency to make all the travel and onboard arrangements.

Cruise Lines only award the value of the cruise fare only. Port charges, taxes and government fees are not free and must be paid by everyone in the group, including the Tour conductor. If you have interest in cruising or you have a group willing to travel together, you can get all such facilitation. Even there is an excuse to go such as a family reunion, birthday, anniversary, wedding, college reunion, church groups, and friends or just to have fun and you are on your way to cruising for free.

However getting a free fare is quite different to finding a free cabin in cruising altogether. You have to reserve twice as many people and cabins. Sixteen people mean the 16th person cruises free; 16 cabins means the 16th cabin is free. Now I think you get these points, so why are you delaying?

However some cruise lines also provide special offers only to the group cruisers. Amenities can include such things as private hosted cocktail parties, cabin upgrades and shipboard credits. Anyhow each cruise line has its own group leader policy and they may vary depending upon the cruise lines guidelines.