Cruises

Cruise companies always want the best for their fleet. Although building a new vessel is ideal, it is more economical to refurbish an older ship in the fleet. To maintain interest in their existing ships, cruise lines are spending millions of dollars to keep their older ships on par with their newer ones. Aside from routine maintenance and coat of paint, this is what cruise lines are doing to make sure their older ships keep people coming onboard:

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When most people go on a cruise, it is usually for a week or ten days. However, for those who have caught a case of wanderlust, there are cruises that go around the world. Cruise lines, such as Holland America, offer a 115-day world cruise that stops at over 40 ports on 5 continents.

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Cruises are a wonderful way to travel and to see the world, as they often take you to places you might otherwise never see. The Pacific Northwest is the perfect place to experience on a cruise; it offers the most magnificent views of glaciers, fjords, and wildlife. Recently, Crystal Cruises added a spectacular, not-to-be-missed, Arctic cruise to their amazing list of cruise-ship tours.

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If the thought of turquoise-blue ocean water, soft white sand, and warm, sunny days excite you, then the Turks and Caicos Islands are a perfect cruise destination for you. Located south of the Bahamas in the Caribbean, this is an impressive piece of paradise.

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The West Coast offers beautiful scenic views, nice weather, and a plethora of things to do. Whether you've never visited, or you've been to that part of the world many times, a cruise along the West Coast surely won't disappoint. Make note of the following popular cruise ports on the West Coast that you don't want to miss. Not only do these ports make excellent cruise destinations, but they are also ideal for staying at a few extra days before or after your cruise.

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