Whether you’re curious about how these massive ships stay afloat or any other aspect of their operations, our guide is here to explain the science and design genius behind how cruise ships float.
Summer is still with us, we all know that the Great British Weather can be a tad unpredictable. If you’ve been considering a holiday but are not sure you can afford it this year, I’m give you some perfectly good reasons why you NEED a holiday for health reasons, of course.
On a cruise ship, entertainment is always guaranteed. Whether it’s for the kids, strictly adults-only or something the whole family can enjoy, there’s always going to be plenty of options to keep everyone happy. On the biggest ones, it’s part and parcel of any cruise line’s offering, up there with lively swimming areas and incredible onboard restaurants.
During your time at sea, you’ll be treated to live theatre, sports, games, music and stand-up comedy whether it’s day or night. In fact, there’s so much to choose from that, even on a 14-day jaunt, you won’t find yourself short on shows and productions to watch.
But no two cruise lines’ entertainment options are …
Although Summer Cruises are all the rage, Spring and Autumn cruises are becoming more popular every year. One reason is that the price is much lower while the weather is still OK, but the biggest reason is that this is the time of year for repositional cruises.
‘Fake Sickness’ claims have been an issue in the travel industry for some time, but the number of these types of claims has spiraled in recent years bringing big repercussions to not only the industry but also to UK passengers. It has been reported that the Spanish Hotel industry alone, has suffered losses of over £50 million pounds a year due to these types of claims! And whilst a claimant may be rewarded between £500-£2000, the actual legal costs can actually total up to £50,000!!!
It is believed that the rise in these bogus claims is down to rogue firms touting for business outside of resorts and hotels in popular tourist areas. …