How To Get Discounts For A Cruise

Tue, Nov 11, 2008

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Going on a cruise can hurt your bank account deeply, but if you plan ahead, learn a few tricks and with the right timing, you can get the best deal for an enjoyable cruising adventure. The easiest rule is to stay away from the peak season. Peak season is when most people go on a cruise. More people means more money, and so there is usually no way you can get a discount during peak season. Choose to go on a cruise during the off-peak season. Less people will go on a cruise during this time and so in order to attract some cruisers, discounts are given.

Check out the cruises available and if the travel agents keep on pushing on certain cruise, it might be because they are getting high commission from the cruise company - and therefore this is a good indication for you to stay out of it. Whenever there is an advertisement that states “discount cruise”, the price usually excludes the port fees and taxes. When you are buying insurance, don’t buy from the travel agencies. Instead get it directly from the insurance company so you don’t have to pay additional fees as usually travel agencies selling insurance are earning on the commission. When booking for a cruise, go for the inside cabin, where there are no windows, so you get to save more money.

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