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  • 1.  Cruising preferences

    Posted 2 days ago

    Hi all, saw a post on holiday destinations, and thought I'd ask if anyone had any Cruise destinations that they particularly liked, and why?  Med cruises are great, but in a week, you hit so many stops that its not exactly relaxing.  My fav so far was Singapore to Sydney - good stops with some down time in between.  Also, can't beat swimming with crocs, riding elephants, parachuting on the GBR and climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge.

    What do you think?

    Ritchie


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    Ritchie Young
    Director, Technical Account Managers
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  • 2.  RE: Cruising preferences

    Posted 12 hours ago

    hi

    are cruises not for people who are retired ??

    D



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    Darren Spain
    Sr. Technical Account Manager
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  • 3.  RE: Cruising preferences

    Posted 11 hours ago

    Oh oh, the jokers are in the house!  I'm talking party cruises, far off lands to see cruises, not zimmer frame cruises :-)



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    Ritchie Young
    Manager, Technical Account Managers
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  • 4.  RE: Cruising preferences

    Posted 3 hours ago

    Just searching find a breakdown of key cruising preferences in the United States highlights these trends:🚢 Top DestinationsThe Caribbean: Dominates the market, accounting for roughly 72% of U.S. cruise passengers. It is highly favored by Millennials and Gen Z for quick getaways.Alaska: The second most popular choice (attracting about 7% of cruisers), driven by its scenic beauty and popularity among older travelers, retirees, and families.Other Hotspots: Domestic coastal options like Mexican Riviera, New England/Canada (for fall foliage), and Hawaii.



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