Travel has always meant possibility and change, and for some people, that means anxiety. Add to this non-refundable fares, tight connections and security theate...
Cruise withdrawal, it is a state of low mood and aversion to returning to everyday chores including work and household duties.
It is often seen amongst peopl...
Booking a cabin is like purchasing a home.
It’s crucial to find a room that meets your size, price and location requirements.
Most cruisers tend to do eno...
What is a norovirus? Why is it a problem? How can I avoid it on my next cruise?
Those are the three questions all cruisers want answered this week after Royal ...
Fitness Centre
Cruise holidays are generally perceived as a time and place to embrace our inner laziness (most people are inclined to call this ‘relaxing’, ...
Don’t let seasickness, or the fear of it, ruin your cruise planning and enjoyment. There are plenty of remedies that can help you out and remember: prevention is better than cure.
If you have a medical condition of any kind, or travelling with someone who has, it’s crucial to plan ahead before you set off on your cruise. Health problems may spoil your holiday and costs can be crippling.
Health at sea is a question I am asked about quite frequently, and having had the unfortunate need to visit the medical centre on board Carnival Splendor on my recent Mexican Riviera cruise, I now have some first-hand experience to share.
