Most cruise lines are offering these incentives during the month of January for cruises in that year and into the next year! Clients always ask me, “What if the price goes down in a few months?” If the price does decrease, and ALL factors are the SAME – same ship, same sail date, same cabin category, etc. - the cruise line in most cases will adjust the price on your cabin. Policies will vary by cruise line. Clients also ask me, “What if something changes and I end up canceling my cruise?” As long as you cancel BEFORE the final payment is paid, most cruise lines will either refund you money (less the cost of travel insurance if taken) OR provide you with a travel credit on a future cruise. Again, policies vary by cruise line. When clients choose to wait and hope that prices will go down, most of the time prices increase. Basic economics apply here with supply/demand and cabin availability. As time gets closer to the departure date, there are fewer cabins available; therefore, price increases or certain categories of cabins sell out.
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Karen K.
I have been a Travel Agent for over 12 years and I have been teaching in Hospitality for 25 years. I love helping my clients plan journeys that give them priceless memories! Archives
October 2019
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